CCP (Chinese Communist Party)

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is the ruling political organization of China, established in 1921. It controls the government, military, and many aspects of daily life, emphasizing centralized authority and socialist principles. The CCP aims to maintain political stability and promote economic growth while upholding its leadership role. It operates through a hierarchical structure, with the General Secretary as the top leader, and influences policies across the country. The party's governance combines socialist ideology with pragmatic strategies, shaping China’s development and position in global affairs.