(1) Premier the State Council: level 1;

(2) Vice Premier and State Councilor of the State Council: Level 2-3;

(3) Ministerial level and provincial level: three to four levels;

(4) Ministerial deputies and provincial deputies: four to five;

(5) Division chief, division chief and inspector: five to seven levels;

(6) Deputies at department level, deputies at department level and assistant inspectors: Grade 6-8;

(7) Division chief, county chief and researcher: 7- 10;

(8) Division level deputy, county level deputy and assistant researcher: 8- 1 1 level;

(9) Division-level chief, township-level chief and chief clerk: grades 9 to 12;

(10) Department-level deputy, township-level deputy and deputy director: 9- 13;

(1 1) Clerk: Grade 9 to 14; (12) Clerk: 10- 15.

Administrative levels are divided into central, provincial (municipality directly under the central government), regional (city) and county (county-level city) townships.

centre

Level 1: Chairman of the Central Military Commission

Level 2: President.

Level 3: Premier the State Council.

Level 4: Vice Chairman, Vice Premier and State Councilor.

Level 5: Minister

Grade 6: secretary of provincial party committee, governor, chairman of provincial CPPCC, secretary of municipality directly under the central government, mayor and chairman of CPPCC.

China has nine administrative levels.

1 level, quasi-national level: Hong Kong and Macao 2 Special Zones (enjoy the regional level among countries and regions, can independently participate in international economic, social and sports activities, bid for international-level activities, such as the Olympic Games, have a high degree of self-control, and have their own regional flag and emblem).

Second level, ministerial level: Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin and Chongqing.

Level 3, deputy ministerial level: 14 sub-provincial cities (including 9 sub-provincial cities and 5 cities under separate state planning)

Shenyang, Changchun, Harbin, Nanjing, Wuhan, Guangzhou, Jinan, Hangzhou, Chengdu, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Ningbo, Qingdao and Dalian.

Level 4, quasi-sub-provincial: including all provincial capitals except Shanghai and ten cities approved by the State Council, such as Tangshan, Datong, Baotou, Anshan, Fushun, Jilin, Qiqihar, Wuxi, Huainan and Luoyang, as "big cities".

Level 5, official department level: general prefecture-level city.

Level 6, deputy department level: county-level cities directly under the jurisdiction of the province.

Level 7, at the level: general county-level cities.

Grade 8, deputy division level: city governing town.

Ninth grade, Zheng Ke: general township.