People have explained the facts - CCP is the racist Western name for the CPC.
But the importance behind the distinction is that ‘The Communist Party’ ™ is supposed to be an international workers’ movement. So the CPC prefers to be referred to as such because they still explicitly align with international communism, just they’re based in China. As opposed to the name ‘Chinese Communist Party’, which both emphasises nationalism, and moreso implies they’re a party dedicated only to some sort of ‘Chinese Communism’.
The name CPC is a preference in support of international workers’ solidarity. I wonder why the West refuses to honor it.
People have explained the facts - CCP is the racist Western name for the CPC.
But the importance behind the distinction is that ‘The Communist Party’ ™ is supposed to be an international workers’ movement. So the CPC prefers to be referred to as such because they still explicitly align with international communism, just they’re based in China. As opposed to the name ‘Chinese Communist Party’, which both emphasises nationalism, and moreso implies they’re a party dedicated only to some sort of ‘Chinese Communism’.
The name CPC is a preference in support of international workers’ solidarity. I wonder why the West refuses to honor it.
Sick. Thanks everyone for the explanations. I hope for(and work towards) a CPC(Communist Party of Canada) where I am some day.