Chinese politicians are members of the political system in the People's Republic of China, primarily associated with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). They are responsible for making decisions that affect the country's governance, economy, and social policies. The political structure includes various levels, from local officials to national leaders, with the President and the Premier being key figures. The political landscape in China is characterized by a one-party system, meaning that the CCP holds significant power and influence over all aspects of governance. Elections are held, but they are primarily for local positions, with the party controlling higher-level appointments. This system shapes the way policies are developed and implemented across the nation.