When we arrived at the memorial park, all of us were waiting eagerly to enter the place as well and were desperately waiting for Xiao Deng to purchase the tickets. Because all of us wanted to use the washroom urgently.
A few of the guys were so desperate, myself included, that we actually went straight to the map and located where the washrooms were within the compound. 
When we eventually entered the park, more than half of us literally ran for our lives to the washroom. So much so that...
Edward fell down, and that's Wen Song trying to help him up.
The washrooms became the first place we visited within the park compounds.
Most of us concluded that the toilets here were by far the best public toliets we've seen throughout our stay in China so far.
When we came out, we were then given a tour in the very house Sun Yet Sen stayed in, it was restored into a meusem that keeps many of Sun Yet Sen's belongings. We were not allowed to take any photos inside the buiding as the things inside the building were considered to be national tresures. 
After the tour, we still had time to walk around the park.
From left: Vanessa, Yong Wei, myself, Ying Hui and Evelyn
Took a photo with Mr. Kam before we entered the other building,
The first thing we saw inside the building was a statue of Mr. Sun.
While Edward and Wen Song had other ideas;
And the ghastly looking figure in the background is Wen Song;
Ended up walking around the building with Ying Hui, Nicholas and Mr. Kam. We talked about our reservice issues and I found out that Mr. Kam still have 2 more cycles left in his reservice. Good for him! ROD loh!
Benson helped me take this picture of me with the young Sun Yet Sun.
We took another group photo at the 天下为公 wordings before leaving this place.
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