Overview of Soviet society and detailed introduction of Soviet society

1, the Soviet language was originally a transliteration of Russian совет (English: Soviet), which means to represent the meeting. The Russian Revolution, which originated in 1905, is a direct democratic form of workers and soldiers, and its representatives can be elected and replaced at any time, implying a Paris Commune-style form of political power.

2. After the October Revolution, the Soviet Union became the symbol of the new Russian regime. The most basic production unit in cities and villages is the Soviet Union, which can not only legislate, but also directly derive administrative organs.

3. During the Agrarian Revolution in China, the original meaning of the Soviet Union was too unusual for rural areas. Not only do most farmers in the red area never understand it, but quite a few people may not know it. According to Zhang, a former Soviet in China, farmers simply don't know what the Soviet was like. Farmers in Guangdong know the famous Su, so they regard the Soviet army as Su's younger brother.

4. Farmers in the border areas of Hunan and Jiangxi call the Soviet Union "Egyptian government" because the local dialect "Egypt" is what I mean. In fact, these misunderstandings of farmers are reasonable. For most farmers, especially poor farmers, their understanding of the Soviet Union is the government and the Egyptian government. This is also one of the reasons why this government can still stand firm in the encirclement of the embattled Kuomintang army. For most of the time, the Soviet Union was indeed the favorite government of farmers.