Hammer and sickle is a symbol, which is used to represent capitalist or scientific socialist organizations. In the second half of the twentieth century, it became a symbol of socialism with red stars and red flags. During the Cold War, with the polarization of capitalism and the rise of some capitalist countries and organizations, most countries and organizations associated with * * * international and the Second International are marked by hammers and sickles.
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Some countries use sickles and hammers as party flag patterns:
1, China. The party emblem on the party flag of China's * * * production party is roughly the same as the party emblem used by the Soviet * * * production party, but the pattern is slightly symmetrical, and the sickle handle is shorter and rounder.
2. The former Soviet Union. The Soviet Union began to use hammers and sickles as national symbols from 19 17. They respectively represented the workers and peasants who constituted the Soviet proletariat at that time. It was originally designated as the national emblem of Russian Soviet federal socialism.
19 18 first appeared in the ranks of the Soviet Red Army. Put it in the upper left corner of the Soviet flag customized by 1923. 1924, the national constitution of the new Soviet Union stipulated that every federal Soviet * * * and national flag should display a hammer and sickle in the upper left corner (before that, every federal Soviet * * * and national flag was composed of a red flag and a country name written in gold).
3. Vietnam. Party flag, a Vietnamese production party, placed a hammer and sickle in the center of party flag.
4. North Korea. Party emblem of the Workers' Party of Korea added a writing brush between the hammer and sickle to represent intellectuals.
5. India The Indian * * * production party and its homologous Indian * * * production party (horse) use the same hammer and sickle, and the handle of the sickle is straighter than that of China and the Soviet Union.
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Baidu encyclopedia-hammer and sickle