What is the political system in China?

At present, the main political systems in the world are divided into monarchy and * * * harmony system, while China is definitely a * * * harmony system at present, and * * * harmony system is specifically divided into parliamentary harmony system and presidential harmony system. China's political system is the people's congress system, which should belong to the parliamentary harmony system in essence.

The difference between the president and parliament depends on whether the head of state has executive power. China's Constitution stipulates that the State Council and people's governments at all levels exercise executive power, while president has no executive power. In countries with presidential system, most of them implement the separation of powers, that is, the legislature, the administrative organ and the judicial organ supervise and restrict each other. In China, the People's Congress is the highest authority and legislature. Only this organ can supervise and restrict the State Council (the administrative organ) and the court procuratorate (the judicial organ), but the administrative organ and the judicial organ may not supervise and restrict the NPC in turn. So there is no separation of powers in China.

The parliamentary system mentioned by the landlord is actually the same as the cabinet system, including the parliamentary system and the parliamentary monarchy. It is a country that integrates deliberation and administration, and the parliament is the highest authority of the country. This is China's political system. These are all relative to the presidential system of separation of powers.