On February 15, 2006 (January 18, 2006 lunar calendar), Sun Yunxuan (1913-2006), a well-known technocrat and politician of the Republic of China, died. Sun Yunxuan (1913-2006) was a well-known technocrat and politician in the Republic of China, originally from Penglai County, Shandong Province. He graduated from Harbin Institute of Technology and traveled to Taiwan with the Nationalist government during the civil war. He served as the general manager of Taiwan Electric Power Company, the minister of transportation, the minister of economy, and the president of the executive yuan. During his tenure as minister and chief executive for nearly two decades, he promoted the ten major construction projects, promoted the establishment of the Hsinchu Science and Industrial Park, and planned Taiwan's early science and technology policies. He is not only widely regarded as the main founder of Taiwan's science and technology industry, but also can be called the "driving force On February 24, 1984, as the chief executive, he was critically ill due to a cerebral hemorrhage, and soon he stepped down due to his inability to take things seriously. After a long recovery, Sun Yunxuan's condition after a stroke was still not satisfactory and he used a wheelchair. He died at 0:33 on February 15, 2006 at Taipei Veterans General Hospital at the age of 93. Buried in Xinxin Cemetery at Qidu, Keelung.