What does the word "comrade" mean?

"Comrade" originally refers to like-minded people.

In ancient China, "Comrade" was the address between friends, just like the meaning of Mr., elder and Jun. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Zuo Qiuming explained the word "comrade" in "Mandarin in Today's Four": "Those who are of one mind are one, and those who are of one mind are comrades." Liu Tao Chuan in the Later Han Dynasty said, "Making friends must be gay."

In China, comrades are also widely used as greetings between strangers, similar to "hosts". For example, "hello, comrade, how can I get to the front door?" . But nowadays young people seldom use it.

At present, homosexuality is also regarded as synonymous with brother gay men, for example, "gay bar" and "gay literature". In English, it is represented by "Gay".

That person may think it means the last thing.