Compared with the civil service system, what are the characteristics of the civil service system in China?

Compared with the western civil service system, the characteristics of China's civil service system mainly include the following three aspects:

(1) China's civil service system is gradually established on the basis of the traditional cadre and personnel system, and its purpose is to establish a vibrant and energetic government. On the other hand, the western civil service system was established in view of the disadvantages of the bourgeois "party sharing system", with the aim of maintaining the continuity of policies and maintaining a stable administrative system.

(2) China's civil service system adheres to the leadership of the Party and the Party's basic line. The ruling leadership position of China * * Production Party is fundamentally determined by the national conditions of China, which is the necessity of China's historical development and reality. Adhering to the leadership of China * * * Production Party and the Party's basic line is the concrete embodiment and realization of China * * * Production Party's ruling leadership in the field of personnel administration. The western civil service system flaunts the principles of "political neutrality" and "value neutrality" and emphasizes that civil servants are not allowed to participate in political activities.

(3) China's civil service system adheres to the purpose of serving the people. The socialist nature of our country determines that our civil service system must aim at serving the people and always put the interests of the country and the people first. The western civil service system has its special interests. In most western developed countries such as Britain and America, after years of development, civil servants have become an independent interest group with great influence.

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