Peoples' libertation star T-Shirt

Ranald

Peoples' libertation star

blood drips from the star of the Peoples’ Liberation Army, symbolising the shed blod of Tibetan refugees (see my writing “evidence”).

By way of description and prompted by Cayannagirl, the symbols in the centre of the star are “ba-yi” and can be explained thus: the first character is “8”. This equates to August. The second one is “1” (seen if you look at the image sideways).

This refers to the first of August, the date of the Nanchung uprising of 1927 which was the first big battle of the Chinese Civil War.

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  • Cayannagirl

    Cayannagirl

    This is awesome…what does the symbol mean?

  • Ranald replied

    Thanks. Ast to the symbols, if you turn the image (which is shown the correct way here) to the left by 90 degrees, you see the character “1*”. The first character is “8*”. This means August the first. It refers to the Nanchung uprising of 1927 which was the first big battle of the Chinese Civil War.

  • MKWhite

    MKWhite

    Excellent design, Ranald :)

  • Ranald replied

    Thanks. Considering buying one myself.

  • Grandia

    Grandia

    cool!

  • Ranald replied

    Bedankt Olger.

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