Actually it's GNU/CPC.
this post was submitted on 09 May 2024
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China's Chinese Communist Party
Heyyy that looks familiar...
Hello...
It's me...
Song kicks in.
Don't, it's a simple shibboleth and not worth the effort. Pulling people up on it makes them more reflexively suspicious of you. People using it means they're probably a lib.
The OP is doing a bit. Read the post more carefully. "Chinese China Party" "Chinese Party of China". It's funny
Jesus Christ
China's Chinese China Party of Chinese China
At least someone gets it.
We shouldn't correct them. The distinction makes a good identifier.
CCP- Supporter of insane "New Cold War" foreign policy in the midst of the current poly crisis that plagues 21st century human civilization.
CPC- Supporter of sitting down with the Chinese and trying to hash out policies that stabilizes a world beset by said crisis.
True. It's a great litmus test but it's still extremely painful to hear from people who are well meaning but stubborn since media outlets in the west only say CCP.
It's one of those red scare hurdles that is everywhere, especially in the US of A.
I understand. It irks me too as it reminds me of the disastrous pivoting to Asia that I feel is part of the current trend towards a more unstable world.
On another level, it annoys the hell out of me just as a matter of trying to be polite to someone by referring to them by how they call themselves.
Nah, correcting them is a good talking point and it doesn't erode their identifiability because they won't accept the correction. CNN, Washington Post, NYT, NPR, etc all say CCP so as far as they're concerned God himself bestowed the name CCP on them and nothing could possibly change their minds. But it can still catch unsuspecting default-libs who look into it and go "hang on, why does every single Western source literally just use an incorrect name for a foreign political party?"
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There's a typo in your post:
- CCP = Communal Communist Party
- CPC = Communist Party of Communism
Potato, Potato.
CCP is such a dead giveaway you're dealing with a crank.
Or someone who actually knows the history and period-specific usage of the word CCP:
Per the CPPCC of Guangzhou:
随着1943年共产国际的解散，中国官方以CPC取代CCP，亦在情理之中。很明显，“the Communist Party of China （CPC）”里的“of China”强调的是，这个党是属于中国的政党，是为中国奋斗的政党，主要体现了这个党的独立性。
Following the dissolution of Comintern in 1943, it was reasonable that the Chinese government replaced CCP with CPC. Obviously, the “China” in the “Communist Party of China” emphasizes the national character of the party, that it represents a party that fights for China (the country), and to underline the independence of the party (from its previous association with Comintern).
CPPCC = Chinese People’s Political Consultative Committee lol
This is the hexbearian shit I was looking for
Chinese scholars usually write it as CCP. This shit is something that only western china fans care about
What do you think hexbear is? I'm actually the president of the Chinese Party of China fan club (also known as hexbear).
Chinese scholars usually write it as CCP.
Source? Why would they use the wrong acronym for their own country's government?
Because acronyms are a dumb anglo convention. Also 90% of the time in China people just call it the Communist Party.
We're just so busy, we don't have time to say entire words! Or as I like to say wjsbwdhttsew!
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Also to distinguish from the Cuban Communist Party.
Still pretty useful as a Shibboleth. But both points suggest we only let the cool people know it should be CPC, no use chasing libs around on semantics.
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No it's CCC vs CCC.
Chinese China of China vs. Chinese China China. The former is the correct one.
Jokes aside CPC is a dog whistle for cool people and CCP is a sign that someone is a big ol' lib. I don't correct people because the big ol' libs don't need to learn this, they should get radicalized first.
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^Chinese^ ^Party^ ^of^ ^China^
... hey wait a minute!
Don't tell me you say Chinese China Party smh my head.
Umm sweaty, it's called 中国共产党, which is literally China Communist Party (CCP). Checkmate 
???
CCP stands for Chinese Confucianist Party. Please watch theory.
Damn, this is what I get for not binge watching.
CCP = Click Clack Paddywack
give the dog a bone
Xi Jinping came rolling home
CCP is the correct order of the words in chinese.
However, CPC is the official translation, and CCP unnecessarily centers "Chinese", insinuating xenophobia. CCP is probably a self-translation from anti-communist chinese expats who might have limited english fluency and didn't use many english sources of information. People saying it's supposed to Evoke the CCCP I think are off the mark.
IMO, I think CCP can be rejected as an incorrect translation, because the word used in the original is Zhōngguó, not Zhōnghuá.
Now, the word used in the named PRC is Zhōnghuá, so the most accurate translation of that would be Chinese People's Republic? now that's cursed. I bet that's the official translation in some language, but none I know.
It's cool to see how words and titles can evolve over time across time and languages. GOOD post.
no it's seeee seeee peeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 
incredible bit 
Not worth it unless/until they no longer have the hostile mindset towards China westoids tend to have
perhaps it's more useful to us as a shibboleth
Thoughts? Is it worthwhile to correct people on this?
It's worthwhile correcting people on it purely because CCP and CPC indicate who is a reasonable human who will talk about the country honestly and take on new information compared to who is currently completely consumed by propaganda.
I correct people on it and if they continue to say CCP I switch to berating them and making the interaction as miserable as possible. If they switch to CPC I know I'm talking to a person that will take on new information I give them.
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