Dr. Sun Yat-sen's historic building in Penang, Malaysia, which initiated the revolutionary movement, will be changed to "Sun Yat-sen Museum" and will be used as a new tourist attraction in Penang.

Dr. Sun Yat-sen went to Penang, Malaysia several times in the early 2th century to brew revolution, and the reading newspaper located at No.65, Central Road, George City was one of the important places where he frequently stayed.

It is reported that after the book-reading newspaper is transformed into Sun Yat-sen Museum, the current main trustee "Ye Family" will hand it over to the Sun Yat-sen Museum Foundation composed of Chinese community leaders.

According to records, Sun Yat-sen's first recorded speech in Penang in 195 was reading books and newspapers. This is also the place where he organized the League and met Wu Shirong and Huang Jinqing, two important supporters of Penang.

Ye Danlin, one of the trustees of Reading Newspaper and chairman of the Sun Yat-sen Museum Research Center, said that the details of building the museum can be made clear in the next few months, and if everything goes well, I believe it will be restored soon.

Ji Bizhen, chairman of Penang Tourism Committee, said that the planned Sun Yat-sen Museum will focus on highlighting Sun Yat-sen's personal deeds and his origins with Penang.

It is reported that as early as three years ago, Penang Chinese Society planned to turn the reading newspaper into Sun Yat-sen Museum. After this plan was put forward, it won strong support from the state government.

On the other hand, Sun Suifang, the granddaughter of Sun Yat-sen, fully supports the opening of the reading newspaper as the Sun Yat-sen Museum, and promises to donate some precious relics to enrich the museum collection. However, she also put forward some conditions, including that the establishment of the museum must conform to the purpose of its establishment that year, that is, it belongs to the assets owned by the Chinese community.