Song Ailing

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Song Ailing, better known internationally as Soong Ai-ling, was a prominent Chinese businesswoman and political figure, and the eldest of the influential Soong sisters who played major roles in 20th-century Chinese history.

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Song Ailing canonical 2

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instanceOf businesswoman
human
member of the Soong family
political figure
birthDate 1890-06-14
birthPlace Qing dynasty
Shanghai
burialPlace New York City
citizenship China
countryOfActivity Republic of China
deathDate 1973-10-20
deathPlace New York City
United States
educatedAt McTyeire School for Girls
United States
era Republican era of China
ethnicity Han Chinese
father Charlie Soong
gender female
language Chinese
English
marriageStart 1914
mother Ni Guizhen
name Song Ailing
Soong Ai-ling
name in Chinese 宋藹齡
notableFamily Soong sisters
linked to: Soong family
notableFor being the eldest of the Soong sisters
business activities and financial management
influence in Republican-era Chinese politics
politicalAlignment Kuomintang
relative Chiang Kai-shek
Sun Yat-sen
linked to: Sun Yixian
religion Methodism
residence Chongqing
Hong Kong
linked to: Hong Kong, China

Nanjing
New York City
Shanghai
sibling Soong Ching-ling
Soong Mei-ling
Soong Tse-liang
Soong Tse-ven
linked to: T. V. Soong

T. V. Soong
spouse H. H. Kung
spouseOccupation politician
spousePosition Minister of Finance of the Republic of China
Premier of the Republic of China

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Soong Ai-ling name Song Ailing
Song Ailing name Song Ailing