公仆

• Pinyin: gōng pú
• Desglose de hanzi: 公 = 八 + 厶 (public); 仆 = 亻 + 仆 (servant, attendant)

Significado

Servidor público; “servidor del pueblo”.

A politically charged term in Chinese discourse. Officials are expected to identify as 人民公仆 (servants of the people), a concept central to the Communist Party's legitimacy narrative. Invoking this term in criticism implies an official has failed their duty.

Ejemplos

1. 领导干部应牢记自己是人民公仆，而非特权阶层。
2. 这位官员以公仆精神赢得了当地百姓的广泛爱戴。
3. 批评者指出，部分官员早已忘记了公仆的本分。

Guía de uso

Contexto: politics, government, civic discourse

Tono: serious

Correcto

• 每一位政府工作人员都应以公仆精神对待群众。(Every government worker should serve the public with the spirit of a true public servant.)
• 人民公仆不应将公权力变为谋取私利的工具。(Public servants of the people must not turn official power into a tool for personal gain.)

Incorrecto

• 公仆 sarcastically without context — in formal writing it is a sincere and politically significant designation

Origen e historia

公 (public/people) + 仆 (servant)

Contexto cultural

Época: Modern (PRC)

Generación: All ages

Contexto social: Universal