Governance and Ethnic Groups in China

The video provides an overview of the People's Republic of China's government structure, highlighting the lack of checks and balances. It explains the roles of the National People's Congress, the State Council, and the military. The video also discusses the autonomy of special administrative regions like Hong Kong and Macau. The conclusion hints at future videos on Chinese and Russian politics.

What is the primary legislative body in China?

• The National People's Congress

• The Supreme People's Court

• The Central Military Commission

• The State Council

Who is the main executive leader of China?

• The President

• The Premier

• The General Secretary

• The Chief Justice

What position does Xi Jinping hold that gives him significant power?

• Minister of Public Security

• General Secretary of the Communist Party

• Premier

• Chief Justice

Which body commands the People's Liberation Army?

• The Supreme People's Court

• The Central Military Commission

• The National People's Congress

• The State Council

What is the role of the People's Armed Police?

• Judicial enforcement

• Homeland defense and riot control

• Legislative oversight

• Economic management

Which court serves as the last resort in China's judicial system?

• The State Council

• The Central Military Commission

• The National People's Congress

• The Supreme People's Court

What distinguishes Hong Kong and Macau from other regions in China?

• They have their own military

• They have judicial autonomy

• They are part of the State Council

• They are governed by the Central Military Commission

What is the purpose of special economic zones in China?

• To promote cultural heritage

• To establish judicial independence

• To enhance economic growth

• To provide military training

Which region in China has an absolute majority of its native ethnic group?

• Xinjiang

• Inner Mongolia

• Guangxi

• Tibet

What is the main ethnic group in Xinjiang?

• Zhuang

• Han Chinese

• Tibetan

• Uighur