In the gripping first half of Pacific Story, the life of Sun Yat-sen, the father of the Republic of China, is explored against the backdrop of a world embroiled in conflict. The episode opens with a reflection on Sun's legacy, marking the anniversary of his death and the profound impact he had on the Chinese people's quest for freedom. As a young man, Sun is portrayed as a passionate revolutionary, determined to awaken his fellow citizens to the ideals of liberty and equality. His journey begins in Hong Kong, where he first ignites the flames of revolution among his peers while studying medicine.