Politburo of the Communist Party of China

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The Politburo of the Communist Party of China ( Chinese  中国 共产党 中央 政治局 , Pinyin Zhōngguó Gòngchǎndǎng Zhōngyāng Zhèngzhìjú ) is the central power body in the People's Republic of China . It is not democratically legitimized, has all executive powers between the plenary sessions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and has the actual decision-making power over the guidelines of politics.

Function of the Politburo

The Politburo of the Communist Party of China is the highest organ of the party and thus the highest political decision-making body in the PRC. The appointment to the Politburo will be announced after extensive internal negotiations in the first plenary session of the Politburo, which meets immediately after the party congress, which takes place every five years. Since the 18th party congress in November 2012, it has consisted of 25 members and mainly deals with questions of national security. It oversees the legal system, the police and the secret services. A propaganda department is responsible for the ideological work. In addition, the Politburo determines the guidelines for government policy.

The Standing Committee of the Politburo , consisting of the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China and six other members, is the center of power; its members hold the most important positions in the state.

The Secretariat of the CCP Central Committee organizes the Politburo meeting and oversees the implementation of party decisions. In the Central Committee's secretariat, there are departments for all political departments to coordinate political work. Wang Huning is responsible for managing the Secretariat for the 19th Politburo.

Current composition

The incumbent Politburo consists of 25 members, four of whom (Cai Qi, Huang Kunming, Li Qiang, Chen Min'er) can be identified as close to Xi. They are called the Zhejiang clique or the New Zhijiang Army ( Chinese  之 江新军 , Pinyin Zhījiāng Xīnjūn ), as the close circle of allies of Xi is called. You met Xi during his tenure in Zhejiang, and that's where the name comes from. For other reasons, such as B. studying together at Tsinghua University , Li Zhanshu, Liu He, Chen Xi, Li Xi, Ding Xuexiang, Yang Xiaodu and Zhang Youxia are among Xi's confidants.

Standing Committee

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function Surname Chinese name Place of birth, province
1. President , General Secretary , Chairman of the Central Military Commission Xi Jinping 习近平 Fuping , Shaanxi
2. prime minister Li Keqiang 李克强 Dingyuan , Anhui
3. Chairman of the National People's Congress Li Zhanshu 栗 战 书 Pingshan , Hebei
4th Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Wang Yang 汪洋 Suzhou , Anhui
5. Executive Secretary of the Central Committee , Director of the Central Party School Wang Huning 王 沪宁 Shanghai
6th Secretary of the Discipline Control Commission of the Central Committee Zhao Leji 赵 乐 际 Xi'an , Shanxi
7th First Vice Prime Minister Han Zheng 韩正 Cixi , Zhejiang

Simple members

Surname Chinese name Place of birth, province annotation
Ding Xuexiang 丁 薛 祥 Nantong , Jiangsu General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party
Wang Chen 王晨 Beijing Director of the Cyberspace Administration of China
Liu He 刘 鹤 Beijing Vice Prime Minister of the People's Republic of China
Xu Qiliang 许其亮 Linqu County, Shandong Vice-Chairman of the Central Military Commission
Sun Chunlan 孙春兰 Raoyang County, Hebei Vice Prime Minister of the People's Republic of China
Li Xi 李希 Liangdang , Gansu Guangdong Party leader
Li Qiang 李强 Rui'an , Zhejiang Party leader of Shanghai
Li Hongzhong 李鸿忠 Changle , Shandong Tianjin party leader
Hu Chunhua 胡春华 Wufeng , Hubei Vice Prime Minister of the People's Republic of China
Yang Jiechi 杨洁篪 Shanghai Director of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the CPC Central Committee
Yang Xiaodu 杨晓 渡 Shanghai Director of the National Supervisory Commission
Zhang Youxia 张 又 侠 Beijing Vice-Chairman of the Central Military Commission
Chen Xi 陈希 Putian , Fujian Head of the Organization Department of the CCP Central Committee
Chen Quanguo 陈全国 Pingyu , Henan Party leader of the Tibet Autonomous Region
Chen Min'er 陈 敏尔 Zhuji , Zhejiang Chongqing party leader
Guo Shengkun 郭 声 琨 Xingguo , Jiangxi Secretary of the Politics and Law Commission of the Chinese Communist Party of the Central Committee
Huang Kunming 黄坤明 Shanghang , Fujian Head of the Propaganda Department of the CCP Central Committee
Cai Qi 蔡 奇 Youxi , Fujian Party leader of Beijing

Historical compositions

7. Politburo (1945–1956)

At the VIIth  Congress of the Communist Party of China (April 23 to June 11, 1945) the following members of the Politburo were elected: Mao Zedong (chairman), Zhou Enlai , Ren Bishi († October 27, 1950), Chen Yun , Liu Shaoqi , Zhu De , Kang Sheng , Gao Gang († August 1954), Peng Zhen , Dong Biwu , Lin Boqu , Zhang Wentian , Peng Dehuai , Lin Biao (from April 4, 1955), Deng Xiaoping (from April 4, 1955).

8. Politburo (1956–1969)

At the 8th CPC Congress (September 15-27, 1956), the following members and candidates were elected to the Politburo:

The Politburo Standing Committee was also formed from the members of the Politburo .

9. Politburo (1969–1973)

On the IX. At the CPC Congress (April 1-24, 1969) the following members and candidates were elected to the Politburo:

The Politburo Standing Committee was also formed from the members of the Politburo .

10. Politburo (1973–1977)

At the 10th CPC Congress (August 24-28, 1973) the following members and candidates were elected to the Politburo:

The Politburo Standing Committee was also formed from the members of the Politburo .

11. Politburo (1977–1982)

On the XI. At the CPC Congress (August 12-18, 1977) the following members and candidates were elected to the Politburo:

The Politburo Standing Committee was also formed from the members of the Politburo .

12. Politburo (1982–1987)

On the XII. At the CPC Congress (September 1-12, 1982) the following members and candidates were elected to the Politburo:

The Politburo Standing Committee was also formed from the members of the Politburo .

13. Politburo (1987-1992)

On the XIII. At the CPC Congress (October 25 to November 2, 1987) the following members and candidates were elected to the Politburo:

The Politburo Standing Committee was also formed from the members of the Politburo .

14. Politburo (1992–1997)

At the XIV Congress of the CCP (October 12-19, 1992) the following members and candidates were elected to the Politburo:

The Politburo Standing Committee was also formed from the members of the Politburo .

15. Politburo (1997–2002)

On the XV. At the CPC Congress (September 12-19, 1997) the following members and candidates were elected to the Politburo:

The Politburo Standing Committee was also formed from the members of the Politburo .

16. Politburo (2002–2007)

On the XVI. At the CPC Congress (November 8-14, 2002) the following members and candidates were elected to the Politburo:

The Politburo Standing Committee was also formed from the members of the Politburo .

17. Politburo (2007–2012)

On the XVII. At the CPC Congress (October 15-21, 2007), the following members of the Politburo were elected:

The Politburo Standing Committee was also formed from the members of the Politburo .

18. Politburo (2012-2017)

Standing Committee

  1. Xi Jinping - (General Secretary of the Communist Party of China; President of the People's Republic of China; Chairman of the Central Military Commission)
  2. Li Keqiang - (Prime Minister)
  3. Zhang Dejiang - (Chairman of the National People's Congress)
  4. Yu Zhengsheng - (Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference)
  5. Liu Yunshan - (Central Committee Secretary)
  6. Wang Qishan - (Secretary of the Central Disciplinary Commission)
  7. Zhang Gaoli - (First Vice Prime Minister)

Simple members

  1. Ma Kai - (Vice Prime Minister)
  2. Wang Huning - (Director of the Political Research Bureau of the CPC Central Committee)
  3. Liu Yandong - (Vice Prime Minister)
  4. Liu Qibao - (Central Secretary, Head of Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee)
  5. Xu Qiliang - (Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission )
  6. Sun Chunlan - (Tianjin Party Leader)
  7. Sun Zhengcai - (Chongqing Party leader)
  8. Li Jianguo - (Vice-Chairman of the National People's Congress , Chairman of the All-China Trade Union Confederation)
  9. Li Yuanchao - (Vice President of the People's Republic)
  10. Wang Yang - (Vice Prime Minister)
  11. Zhang Chunxian - (Xinjiang Party leader)
  12. Fan Changlong - (Vice Chairman Central Military Commission)
  13. Meng Jianzhu - (Secretary of the Political and Legislative Affairs Committee of the Central Committee)
  14. Zhao Leji - (Central Secretary , Head of the Organization Department of the Central Committee)
  15. Hu Chunhua - (Guangdong Party leader)
  16. Li Zhanshu - (Central Secretary , Head of General Office of the Central Committee)
  17. Guo Jinlong - (Party leader of Beijing)
  18. Han Zheng - (Party leader of Shanghai)

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See also

Individual evidence

  1. a b Heilmann, Sebastian (ed.): The political system of the PR China . 3. Edition. Springer, Wiesbaden 2016, ISBN 978-3-658-07227-8 , pp. 48 f .
  2. ^ Cheng Li: China's new Politburo and Politburo Standing Committee. October 26, 2017. Retrieved November 24, 2018 .
  3. Lan, Jiang: “之 ​​江新军” 崛起 “闽江 旧部” 归队. In: on.cc. January 31, 2015, accessed November 24, 2018 .