The difference between civil servants and institutions;

Civil servants refer to staff members who perform public duties according to law and are included in the state administrative establishment, and their wages and benefits are borne by the state finance. All the staff in state organs except ground staff are civil servants and belong to the establishment of civil servants, including state organs, organs of production parties, organs of democratic parties, organs of people's congresses, organs of people's political consultative conference, procuratorates and courts.

Institutions mainly refer to the staff of institutions.

A public institution refers to a unit that creates or improves production conditions for the country, promotes social welfare and meets people's cultural, educational and health needs, and its funds are generally spent by the state and public institutions. There are mainly scientific research units, educational units, cultural units, news broadcasting and publishing units, health units, sports units, survey and design units, agriculture, forestry, water conservancy and meteorological units, social welfare units, environmental protection units, transportation, urban public utilities and other institutions.

In addition, there is an administrative organization, which refers to an organization with administrative functions. Perform law enforcement supervision and some social management functions, such as law enforcement supervision and supervision institutions under the department. Its personnel and institutional establishment, administrative agencies are currently managed with reference to the Civil Service Law. With the reform of public institutions, many administrative institutions will be included in the sequence of civil servants in the future.