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History of the Chinese Communist Party (view source)
Revision as of 21:46, August 5, 2021
, 21:46, August 5, 2021→Etymology of party
[[Image:Cn-rsk.gif|right|thumb|Flag of the Peoples Republic of China from 1928 to November 7, 1931. The Soviet Republic of China, referred to as the Jiangxi Soviet Republic, was declared December 1, 1931.]]
[[Image:Cn-rsk.gif|right|thumb|Flag of the Peoples Republic of China from 1928 to November 7, 1931. The Soviet Republic of China, referred to as the Jiangxi Soviet Republic, was declared December 1, 1931.]]
''The Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party of China'' reports:
''The Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party of China'' reports:
{{quotebox|According to the book “Explaining Simple and Analyzing Compound Characters,” [1] the traditional Chinese character “dang,” meaning “party” or “gang,” consists of two radicals that correspond to “promote or advocate” and “dark or black,” respectively.
{{quotebox-float|According to the book “Explaining Simple and Analyzing Compound Characters,” [1] the traditional Chinese character “dang,” meaning “party” or “gang,” consists of two radicals that correspond to “promote or advocate” and “dark or black,” respectively.
Putting the two radicals together, the character means “promoting darkness.”
Putting the two radicals together, the character means “promoting darkness.”