Central Propaganda Department of the Chinese Communist Party
Central Propaganda Department of the Chinese Communist Party, Government department in China
The Publicity Department of the Chinese Communist Party is a powerful government body responsible for controlling the country's media and propaganda.
Established in 1924, it has played a key role in shaping public opinion and maintaining control over information dissemination in China.
It influences cultural and societal norms through its control over media, literature, film, and other forms of communication.
The department also oversees the education system, ensuring that it aligns with party ideology.
Despite being a government department, it operates more like a political entity, with its head often holding a seat on the Politburo.
Location: Beijing
Inception: 1921
Website: cpc.people.com.cn
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