Names
In Chinese, apart from the name shown above, the event is known as August 1 Nanchang Uprising (simplified Chinese: 八一南昌起义; traditional Chinese: 八一南昌起義), August 1 Uprising (simplified Chinese: 八一起义; traditional Chinese: 八一起義), Nanchang Rebellion (Chinese: 南昌起事), Nanchang Insurrection (simplified Chinese: 南昌暴动; traditional Chinese: 南昌暴動), or Nanchang Mutiny (simplified Chinese: 南昌兵变; traditional Chinese: 南昌兵變)
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