《人民日报》海外版刊登短文说:近代意义上的“革命”一词,是孙中山先生最早倡用的.在这之前,中国只有“造反”、“起义”、“暴动”等词,向来不用“革命”两字.1895年10月,兴中会在广州运送军械,准备起义,却不慎走漏风声,陈皓东等70余人被清军逮捕.不久,孙中山、陈少白、郑弼臣(士良)3人被迫自香港东渡日本.11月初经过神户时,3人登岸后买了一份日本报纸看,见上面登有一则新闻《支那革命党首领孙逸仙抵日》.孙中山(时年29岁)阅完对陈少白 The overseas edition of the People’s Daily published an essay, stating that the term “revolution” in the modern sense was first advocated by Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and until then only the Chinese words “rebel”, “revolt” and “riot” had never been used “Revolution.” In October 1895, the Xingzhong Conference dispatched ordnance in Guangzhou to prepare for the uprising and inadvertently leaked the wind, while more than 70 people including Chen Haodong were arrested by the Qing Army. Soon, three of Sun Yat-sen, Chen Shaobai and Zheng Bei-chen Was forced to travel from Hong Kong to Japan. When passing through Kobe in early November, three people disembarked and bought a Japanese newspaper. There was a news item entitled “Sun Yat-sen, leader of the Central Party’s revolutionary party, arrived in Japan.” Sun Yat-sen (29) Chen Shaobai finished reading