General Office of the Communist Party of China











































General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China

中共中央办公厅
Zhōnggòng Zhōngyāng Bàngōngtīng
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Abbreviation
Zhōngbàn (中办)
Formation October 1945
Type Department directly reporting to the Central Committee
Headquarters
West Building, Zhongnanhai, Beijing[1]
Director
 Ding Xuexiang
Deputy directors
Chen Shiju, Meng Xiangfeng
Parent organization
 Central Committee of the Communist Party of China
Subsidiaries
Central Security Bureau
Administrative Bureau of the Mao Mauseleum
*Maintains full minister-level rank
































General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China
Simplified Chinese 中共中央办公厅
Traditional Chinese 中共中央辦公廳
Literal meaning
Chinese-Communist Central Business Hall







Alternative Chinese name
Simplified Chinese 中办
Traditional Chinese 中辦
Literal meaning
Central Office






























































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        Top-ranked secretary: Wang Huning



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        Chairman: Xi Jinping



        Vice-Chairmen:
        Xu Qiliang, Zhang Youxia




      • National Security Commission


        Chairman: Xi Jinping


        Vice-Chairmen:
        Li Keqiang, Li Zhanshu

        Office Chief: Ding Xuexiang




      • Comprehensively Deepening Reforms Commission

        Director: Xi Jinping


        Deputy Directors:
        Li Keqiang, Wang Huning, Han Zheng

        Secretary-General: Wang Huning




      • Financial & Economic Affairs Commission

        Director: Xi Jinping

        Deputy Director: Li Keqiang

        Office Chief: Liu He




      • General Office
        Director: Ding Xuexiang



        • General Secretary's Office [zh]
          Chief: Ding Xuexiang



        • Central Security Bureau
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        • Office of the Central Secrecy Commission




      • Organization Department
        Head: Chen Xi





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      Secretary: Zhao Leji





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The General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, often referred to as the Central Office (中办), is an office directly under the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in charge of the routine administrative affairs of the Central Committee and its Politburo.


The office is responsible for drafting and circulating party directives and internal memos, as well as the classification of party information. It is in charge of arranging logistics for major meetings of the Central Committee and its Politburo. It is responsible for preparing meeting agendas, recording and filing meeting minutes, and distribution of communications to meeting stakeholders.


Although its business is often not overtly political, its Directors have historically had close connections with the Party's top leaders, and usually join the Politburo or the Secretariat after their period leading the General Office. The Director of the General office has been informally referred to as the "Danei Zongguan" (大内总管), roughly translated as "the gatekeeper" or "head eunuch".


The General Office's establishment date is uncertain, though it existed by 1942 as Li Fuchun was its chief at that time; previously, its functions were exercised by the Organization Department or technical secretariats.





List of directors


Director of the General Office of the Central Secretariat



  1. Li Fuchun (1942–1945)


  2. Yang Shangkun (1945–1948)


Director of the General Office of the Central Committee



  1. Yang Shangkun (1948–1965)


  2. Wang Dongxing (1965–1978)


  3. Yao Yilin (1978–1982)


  4. Hu Qili (1982–1983)


  5. Qiao Shi (1983–1984)


  6. Wang Zhaoguo (1984–1986)


  7. Wen Jiabao (1986–1993)


  8. Zeng Qinghong (1993–1999)


  9. Wang Gang (1999–2007)


  10. Ling Jihua (2007–2012)


  11. Li Zhanshu (2012–2017)


  12. Ding Xuexiang (2017–)



References





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See also




  • Politics of the People's Republic of China


  • General Offices

    • State Council General Office

    • General Office of the Central Military Commission



  • General Department of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union











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