Central Government of China

The Central Government of China is the national leadership and administrative authority responsible for creating and implementing national policies, laws, and regulations. Based in Beijing, it comprises various ministries and departments that manage areas such as economics, defense, education, and public health. The government operates under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, with the State Council serving as its executive branch. It oversees regional and local authorities, ensuring nationwide coordination. Essentially, it functions as the central authority that governs the entire country, making decisions to guide China’s development and maintain social stability.