Chinese governance

Chinese governance is characterized by a single-party system led by the Communist Party of China (CPC). The government has tight control over political, social, and economic life, emphasizing stability, national unity, and economic growth. Decision-making is centralized, with key policies often made in party meetings rather than through public debate. While there have been reforms leading to market-oriented economic practices, political dissent and freedom of expression are limited. The government's approach aims to maintain control while promoting rapid development, often placing collective interests above individual rights.