The CPC Central Committee is a key decision-making body of the Communist Party of China (CPC). It consists of around 200 full members and 170 alternate members who are elected during the CPC National Congress, which occurs every five years. The committee is responsible for setting major policies and guiding the direction of the party and the country. The Central Committee meets regularly to discuss important issues and make strategic decisions. It plays a crucial role in the governance of China, influencing both domestic and foreign policies. The General Secretary of the CPC, currently Xi Jinping, leads the committee and represents the party's interests.