China's Government Explained

Ever wondered how China's government works? It has definitely crossed your mind at least once. Today, I give a deeper look at the complexity and sheer size of the government, as well as some interesting perks that certain territories have within the country. Comment what surprised you the most, and also comment on the mystery country of my next video!

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[rider]

What is obvious is that it is an excellent example that good governance is the most important regardless of what it is called. The Chinese government has proven that it is the most effective it developing it from a third world country to a major superpower.

[sakhnomaxim]

Cool, I was never interested in the internal structure of the Chinese government. Now I know everything

[vladimiralexanderlagos]

This was actually really good video about the Chinese regime structure. I will use it in my AP Gov class as an external source.

[Alex-pmdi]

Just started learning mandarin and wanted to know more about modern China. This video was a wonderful basis on the political side, thank you!!!

[rawrbitemeolotss]

I feel like politics in a sense is just one class of people ruling those underneath them. You're either born into the right family or you're not. Very informative video, thanks!

[cole]

Haha wrong macau flag thats the adidas logo. I was very confused for a bit. Great video though thanks

[shengshu]

AP comparative government furiously taking notes rn

[jimdim]

The CCP is a perfect example how governing style is completely different from economic beliefs. The people may own the means of production, but the government is strict and have too much power over their rights.

[yusufemirolcer]

I dont like china but they know what they are doing

[Ghandara-hggc]

Correction: you do not have to be a member of the CPC or any political party to be elected to the NPC.

[alinedfong]

is it me or something's not right with macau's flag

[fwankdawg]

howdy! i'm curious as to where i can find the sources for the information in the video; hoping to read and eventually understand as much as i can, in regards the structure of china's government. cheers :D

[reis]

You forgot that CPPCC political parties have their own paramilitaries.

[warrennelson]

Why not ask a person who knows how China is run, it works

[davegambit]

In 1933 it was black. Now, the little moustache is red

[truenews]

1:10 is kind of confusing to me. Other parts are very clear and understandable.

[esquosi]

When you realise the Macau flag is just a rip of the Adidas logo

[darthchingaso]

Interesting how the autonomous regions are considered not really automonus regions simply based on only one having a majority minority population. Seems like the kind of analysis that would make the usa look real bad if they were given the same treatment...

[sheikhinternational]

Pls make your name to be translated by English in all cost ..

[jushanrai]

No MCC America help Chinese in Nepal please