Chinese Communist Party

China's governing body

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is the political party that has governed China since 1949, when Mao Zedong established the People's Republic.

It remains the sole ruling party, maintaining one-party control over the state.

The party oversees government, military, and media through a hierarchical structure headed by the General Secretary.

The Chinese Communist Party tightened restrictions on foreign investment.

history

Mao Zedong

People's Republic of China · founding · 1949 · civil war · Kuomintang · liberation · land reform · Gang of Four · Deng Xiaoping · Tiananmen

governance

Politburo

Communist party's governing body

Xi Jinping · cadre · party congress · propaganda department · centralization · united front · secretariat · party school

control

censorship

Official content restriction

social credit · state media · Xinhua · CCTV · dissent · human rights · political prisoners · reeducation · thought reform · nationalism

ideology

Marxism-Leninism

State-led revolutionary socialism

collectivism · party line · self-criticism · red · hammer and sickle

structure

membership

State of belonging

hierarchy · recruitment · dues · discipline · expulsion

Categories
Opposites
ideological system

Chinese Communist Partylibertarianism

Minimal-government political philosophy

Kuomintang · laissez-faire economics · classical liberalism · anarcho-capitalism · neoliberalism

governance model

Chinese Communist Partyliberal democracy

Rights-based elected governance

parliamentary democracy · constitutional republic · representative government · separation of powers · direct democracy

geopolitical rivalry

Chinese Communist PartyRepublic of China

Taiwan's formal designation

NATO · Taiwan · G7 · European Union · Five Eyes

Family

Chinese, communism, commune, communal, communally, communistic, partying

Familiarity
Top 500,000
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