The CCP knows that if the public ever became interested in politics, they would be kicked out of power. So they do everything they can to make sure that they have no need to become interested.
CCP is the unofficial term because it emphasizes them being Chinese. CPC is the official term because it emphasizes them being an internationalist communist party, happening to be in China.
This is actually the opposite of true. The CPC has spent enormous amounts on trying to increase the number of students in political studies, particularly Marxism. A more educated populace is better at making the democratic systems in China function properly.
The CCP knows that if the public ever became interested in politics, they would be kicked out of power. So they do everything they can to make sure that they have no need to become interested.
Where did you learn that the Chinese people are not interested in politics?
Also, no need to answer, I can tell by your use of CCP that you don’t actually know anything about China. (It’s CPC- the Communist Party of China.)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Communist_Party
Did you know the US’s actual abbreviation is “USA”? Yet nobody says that saying “US” means you know nothing about the USA.
CCP is the CIA term.
And that’s a bad analogy, it would be like insisting the USA is the AUS.
CCP is the unofficial term because it emphasizes them being Chinese. CPC is the official term because it emphasizes them being an internationalist communist party, happening to be in China.
This is actually the opposite of true. The CPC has spent enormous amounts on trying to increase the number of students in political studies, particularly Marxism. A more educated populace is better at making the democratic systems in China function properly.