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Politburo Standing Committee (view source)
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The 7 member '''Politburo Standing Committee''' of the [[Chinese Communist Party]] (CCP) is the most senior leadership body with each member ranked 1 thru 7, not as equals. Each shoulders primary responsibility for a specific portfolio. The General Secretary, [[Xi Jinping]] as of 2020, is ranked No. 1. The Standing Committee, which resides in the Forbidden City of [[Beijing]], is empowered with day-to-day decision making.
The 7 member '''Politburo Standing Committee''' of the [[Chinese Communist Party]] (CCP) is the most senior leadership body with each member ranked 1 thru 7, not as equals. Each shoulders primary responsibility for a specific portfolio. The General Secretary, [[Xi Jinping]] as of 2020, is ranked No. 1. The Standing Committee, which resides in the Forbidden City of [[Beijing]], is empowered with day-to-day decision making.
As of 2021 the Politburo Standing Committee consisted of, ranked one to seven, Xi Jinping (General Secretary), Li Keqiang, Wang Yang, Li Zhanshu, [[Wang Huning]], Zhao Leji, and Han Zheng.
There is a wider 25 member Party Politburo, called simply the Politburo, consisting of provincial heads spread throughout the country and others that meet irregularly, typically every four to six weeks. Under the principles of [[Democratic Socialism]], the Standing Committee members also serve as "equals" on the regular party Politburo. The party Politburo functions as more than just an advisory body; it's briefed on decisions made by the Standing Committee to carry out in local districts, and is where recruits for the Standing Committee are drawn from to fill vacancies on the Standing Committee in the CCP hierarchy.
There is a wider 25 member Party Politburo, called simply the Politburo, consisting of provincial heads spread throughout the country and others that meet irregularly, typically every four to six weeks. Under the principles of [[Democratic Socialism]], the Standing Committee members also serve as "equals" on the regular party Politburo. The party Politburo functions as more than just an advisory body; it's briefed on decisions made by the Standing Committee to carry out in local districts, and is where recruits for the Standing Committee are drawn from to fill vacancies on the Standing Committee in the CCP hierarchy.