CPC (Communist Party of China)

The Communist Party of China (CPC) is the ruling political party in China, founded in 1921. It follows a socialist ideology based on Marxist principles but has adapted them to China's unique context. The CPC guides the country's government, economic policies, and development goals, emphasizing centralized leadership and state control while pursuing economic growth and modernization. It maintains political authority through a one-party system, influencing all aspects of Chinese society. The party aims to achieve national rejuvenation, improve living standards, and ensure political stability, playing a pivotal role in shaping China's domestic and international trajectory.