Political Parties In China

The political parties in the United States and China are exceptionally different. In a way that each country's political party system varies but at the end each country's main objective is for their country is to succeed and to protect the interest of their people. These two countries have different forms of government, in which political parties plays different roles. In China they have a communist form of government and in the United states we have a Democratic and Republican parties. Domestic and international events affect policies in both the United states and China.

A Political party is a group of individuals that share the same belief and idea about the way that their country should be governed. There are three types of party systems …show more content…
The communist party of China controls every part of government. Since 1949 China has been under the control of communism. The government basically controls most of the production and distributions of goods that goes in and out of their country.. One of the most important branch of government is the National People’s. They are in charge of making laws and electing state officials. The rise of communism in China's had became a big deal during the cold war. Mao Zedong was the father of communism. he was about self promotion. China lost the opium war in the 19th century which lead to european domination and was embarrassing to the ching dynasty and lead to the cause of reform. In China’s system of government the people have no real choices of which party to choose because there is only one party to chose from. China is a Dictatorship and is led almost solely by the Communist Party. That is, Communist Party members hold almost all significant government offices. The party has 48 million members and represents only four percent of the population. The Communist Party is the government of China. They are the only party in power so whatever the Communist Party wants they get if you disagree with them your out of luck. Canada and China have very different political party systems. In Canada there are as many parties as there are different people and ideas. In China there is one. n China there is one that controls every aspect of the government and if you don't agree with it you don't have an alternative party. The Communist Party has no opposition in the government and can more or less pass whatever legislation they want over the people with no party to oppose them. The two systems vary in their ability to represent the will of the people. China never has a problem like that. The people of China have a very small say in the government they live under. A multiparty system allows for the