暴动

暴动 (bào dòng) refers to a sudden and often violent public disturbance, typically involving a group of people protesting or rebelling against authority. It is more intense than a simple protest and often involves chaos or unrest.

The character 暴 (bào) means 'violent' or 'sudden,' while 动 (dòng) means 'movement' or 'action.' Together, they convey the idea of a sudden, forceful action, usually in a social or political context.

暴动 is commonly used in historical or news contexts to describe events such as riots, rebellions, or uprisings. It carries a negative connotation and is often associated with disorder or resistance against government or oppressive forces.