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在高中历史学习中经常学到一些历史概念,如七七事变、八一三事变、五四运动、一二·九运动、一二·一血案、二二八起义、四一二政变、七一五政变。这些概念的共同特点是用发生的日期命名的,即把发生在某月某日的历史事件命名为“××事变”、“××运动”、“××血案”、“××起义”、“××政变”。细心的同学会发现它们的写法有微小的区别:有的在月与日之间有间隔号“·”,有的则没有。这主要区别于该历史事件发生的日期在阅读中是否会产生误解,如不会产生误解的就不用加间隔号。例如“八一三事变”只能理解为八月十三日发生的,而不会理解为其他。但是如
In the history study of high school, I often learned some historical concepts, such as the July 7th Incident, the August 13th Incident, the May 4th Movement, the 12th and the 9th Movement, the 12/11 Bloody Case, the 2/28 Uprising, the 4/12 Coup d’etat, and the 7/1 Five coups. The common feature of these concepts is named after the date of occurrence. Namely, the historical events that occurred on a particular day of the month are named “×× Incident”, “×× Movement”, “××Blood Case”, “×× Uprising”, “×× coup.” Attentive classmates will find that there are slight differences in their writing: Some have a “·” interval between months and days, while others do not. This is mainly different from whether the date of the historical event will lead to misunderstanding in reading. If there is no misunderstanding, there is no need to add an interval number. For example, the “September 13 Incident” can only be understood as occurring on August 13th, and it will not be understood as other. But as