Government of China

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The Government of the Free Republic of China takes place in the framework of a Presidential Parliamentary Republic, with the Articles of Declaration serving as its constitution from which the nation operates. 

China's head of state is the President, who has the highest amount of power within the nation. The President selects and appoints the Prime Minister, Head of Government. The President is elected by a General Election for a five year period, and a particular candidate may only serve 3 terms in his or her life time. 

Structure

Executive Arm

The Executive Arm of the Chinese Government consists of the President of China, and the Executive Cabinet, made up of the heads of each government ministry. The President is elected for 5 year terms, and appoints the Prime Minister.

Office	Incumbent	Picture
Office of the President of the Free Republic of China	Fei Wan

Executive Cabinet

Department	Office	Incumbent
Foreign Office	Foreign Minister	Song Tsao
Ministry of Finance	Finance Minister
Ministry of Education	Education Minister	Mei Huang
Ministry of National Security	National Security Minister	Lahoom Cheng
Ministry of Internal Security	Internal Security Minister	Qin Wang