Chinese words containing 政 (zhèng)

122 words.

• 人(rén)民(mín)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) people's government
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)区(qū)划(huà) administrative subdivision
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)区(qū) administrative district
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)区(qū)域(yù) administrative area
• 清(qīng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) Qing government
• 国(guó)民(mín)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) Nationalist government
• 市(shì)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) city hall
• 县(xiàn)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) county administration
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)公(gōng)署(shǔ) administrative office
• 中(zhōng)国(guó)人(rén)民(mín)政(zhèng)治(zhì)协(xié)商(shāng)会(huì)议(yì) CPPCC
• 邮(yóu)政(zhèng)编(biān)码(mǎ) postal code
• 北(běi)洋(yáng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) the Warlord government of Northern China that developed from the Qing Beiyang army 北洋军阀 after the Xinhai revolution of 1911
• 摄(shè)政(zhèng)王(wáng) regent
• 联(lián)合(hé)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) coalition government
• 军(jūn)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) military government
• 中(zhōng)央(yāng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) central government
• 财(cái)政(zhèng)部(bù) Ministry of Finance
• 执(zhí)政(zhèng)党(dǎng) ruling party
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)部(bù)门(mén) administrative department
• 无(wú)政(zhèng)府(fǔ)主(zhǔ)义(yì) anarchism
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)院(yuàn) Executive Yuan, the executive branch of government under the constitution of Republic of China, then of Taiwan
• 执(zhí)政(zhèng)者(zhě) ruler
• 党(dǎng)政(zhèng)机(jī)关(guān) Party and government organizations
• 执(zhí)政(zhèng)官(guān) consul
• 市(shì)政(zhèng)厅(tīng) city hall
• 总(zǒng)政(zhèng)治(zhì)部(bù) General Political Department
• 联(lián)邦(bāng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) federal government
• 财(cái)政(zhèng)部(bù)长(zhǎng) minister of finance
• 民(mín)政(zhèng)部(bù) Ministry of Civil Affairs (MCA) of the PRC
• 非(fēi)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) non-governmental
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)权(quán) administrative authority
• 寡(guǎ)头(tóu)政(zhèng)治(zhì) oligarchy
• 李(lǐ)政(zhèng)道(dào) Tsung-Dao Lee (1926–2024), Chinese American physicist, Columbia University, 1957 Nobel laureate
• 中(zhōng)国(guó)政(zhèng)法(fǎ)大(dà)学(xué) China University of Political Science and Law, located in Beijing
• 内(nèi)政(zhèng)部(bù)长(zhǎng) Minister of the Interior
• 大(dà)政(zhèng)方(fāng)针(zhēn) major policy of the national government
• 民(mín)政(zhèng)局(jú) Bureau of Civil Affairs
• 内(nèi)政(zhèng)部(bù) Ministry of the Interior
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)法(fǎ) administrative law
• 邮(yóu)政(zhèng)局(jú) post office
• 民(mín)政(zhèng)厅(tīng) provincial department of civil affairs
• 土(tǔ)政(zhèng)策(cè) local policy
• 三(sān)光(guāng)政(zhèng)策(cè) Three Alls Policy (kill all, burn all, loot all), Japanese policy in China during WWII
• 拙(zhuō)政(zhèng)园(yuán) Humble Administrator's Garden in Suzhou, Jiangsu, one of the Classical Gardens of Suzhou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• 戊(wù)戌(xū)政(zhèng)变(biàn) coup by Dowager Empress Cixi 慈禧太后 cíxǐtàihòu ending the 1898 attempt to reform the Qing dynasty
• 地(dì)缘(yuán)政(zhèng)治(zhì)学(xué) geopolitics
• 万(wàn)国(guó)邮(yóu)政(zhèng)联(lián)盟(méng) Universal Postal Union
• 当(dāng)政(zhèng)者(zhě) power holder
• 家(jiā)政(zhèng)学(xué) family and consumer science
• 律(lǜ)政(zhèng)司(sī) Department of Justice
• 鸵(tuó)鸟(niǎo)政(zhèng)策(cè) ostrich policy
• 临(lín)时(shí)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) provisional government
• 傀(kuǐ)儡(lěi)政(zhèng)权(quán) puppet state
• 共(gòng)和(hé)政(zhèng)体(tǐ) republican system of government
• 军(jūn)事(shì)政(zhèng)变(biàn) military coup
• 参(cān)政(zhèng)权(quán) suffrage
• 君(jūn)主(zhǔ)政(zhèng)体(tǐ) monarchy
• 君(jūn)主(zhǔ)政(zhèng)治(zhì) monarchy
• 和(hé)政(zhèng)县(xiàn) Hezheng, a county in Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture 临夏回族自治州 línxiàhuízúzìzhìzhōu, Gansu
• 外(wài)交(jiāo)政(zhèng)策(cè) foreign policy
• 廉(lián)政(zhèng)公(gōng)署(shǔ) Independent Commission Against Corruption, Hong Kong
• 放(fàng)任(rèn)政(zhèng)策(cè) laissez-faire policy
• 施(shī)政(zhèng)报(bào)告(gào) administrative report
• 流(liú)亡(wáng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) government-in-exile
• 港(gǎng)英(yīng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) British colonial administration of Hong Kong 1837-1941 and 1945-1997
• 睦(mù)邻(lín)政(zhèng)策(cè) good-neighbor policy
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)区(qū)画(huà) administrative subdivision
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)命(mìng)令(lìng) executive order
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)拘(jū)留(liú) administrative detention
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)长(zhǎng)官(guān) chief executive
• 警(jǐng)政(zhèng)署(shǔ) National Police Agency
• 财(cái)政(zhèng)年(nián)度(dù) fiscal year
• 邮(yóu)政(zhèng)信(xìn)箱(xiāng) post office box
• 闭(bì)关(guān)政(zhèng)策(cè) closed-door policy
• 一(yī)个(gè)中(zhōng)国(guó)政(zhèng)策(cè) one-China policy
• 七(qī)政(zhèng)四(sì)余(yú) seven heavenly bodies and four imaginary stars
• 中(zhōng)央(yāng)人(rén)民(mín)政(zhèng)府(fǔ)驻(zhù)香(xiāng)港(gǎng)特(tè)别(bié)行(xíng)政(zhèng)区(qū)联(lián)络(luò)办(bàn)公(gōng)室(shì) Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
• 僭(jiàn)主(zhǔ)政(zhèng)治(zhì) tyranny
• 公(gōng)民(mín)权(quán)利(lì)和(hé)政(zhèng)治(zhì)权(quán)利(lì)国(guó)际(jì)公(gōng)约(yuē) International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
• 内(nèi)政(zhèng)部(bù)警(jǐng)政(zhèng)署(shǔ) National Police Agency
• 反(fǎn)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) anti-government
• 四(sì)一(yī)二(èr)反(fǎn)革(gé)命(mìng)政(zhèng)变(biàn) counterrevolutionary coup of 12th April 1927, Chiang Kai-shek's coup against the communists in Shanghai
• 国(guó)家(jiā)政(zhèng)策(cè) state policy
• 地(dì)缘(yuán)政(zhèng)治(zhì) geopolitics
• 城(chéng)市(shì)管(guǎn)理(lǐ)行(xíng)政(zhèng)执(zhí)法(fǎ)局(jú) City Urban Administrative and Law Enforcement Bureau
• 大(dà)政(zhèng)翼(yì)赞(zàn)会(huì) Taisei Yokusankai, Japanese fascist organization created in 1940
• 大(dà)柴(chái)旦(dàn)行(xíng)政(zhèng)区(qū) Da Qaidam county level subdivision of Haixi Mongol and Tibetan autonomous prefecture 海西蒙古族藏族自治州 hǎixīměnggǔzúzàngzúzìzhìzhōu, Qinghai
• 大(dà)柴(chái)旦(dàn)行(xíng)政(zhèng)委(wěi)员(yuán)会(huì) Da Qaidam county level subdivision of Haixi Mongol and Tibetan autonomous prefecture 海西蒙古族藏族自治州, Qinghai
• 女(nǚ)子(zǐ)参(cān)政(zhèng)权(quán) women's suffrage
• 宪(xiàn)政(zhèng)主(zhǔ)义(yì) constitutionalism
• 家(jiā)政(zhèng)员(yuán) housekeeping staff
• 对(duì)外(wài)政(zhèng)策(cè) foreign policy
• 市(shì)政(zhèng)税(shuì) city council rates
• 执(zhí)政(zhèng)能(néng)力(lì) governing capacity
• 持(chí)不(bù)同(tóng)政(zhèng)见(jiàn) dissenting
• 持(chí)不(bù)同(tóng)政(zhèng)见(jiàn)者(zhě) dissident
• 核(hé)威(wēi)慑(shè)政(zhèng)策(cè) policy of nuclear intimidation
• 民(mín)主(zhǔ)政(zhèng)治(zhì) democracy
• 深(shēn)层(céng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) deep state
• 满(mǎn)清(qīng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) Manchurian Qing government
• 煽(shān)动(dòng)颠(diān)覆(fù)国(guó)家(jiā)政(zhèng)权(quán) incitement to subvert state power
• 特(tè)别(bié)行(xíng)政(zhèng)区(qū) special administrative region (SAR), of which there are two in the PRC: Hong Kong 香港 and Macau 澳门
• 独(dú)生(shēng)子(zǐ)女(nǚ)政(zhèng)策(cè) one-child policy
• 甲(jiǎ)申(shēn)政(zhèng)变(biàn) unsuccessful and bloody Korean palace coup in 1884 by Westernisers against conservatives, crushed by Qing troops
• 神(shén)权(quán)政(zhèng)治(zhì) theocracy
• 船(chuán)政(zhèng)大(dà)臣(chén) Minister of Navy during Qing times
• 船(chuán)政(zhèng)学(xué)堂(táng) Fuzhou Naval College, a.k.a. Foochow Naval Dockyard School, set up in 1866 by the Qing dynasty
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)会(huì)议(yì) Executive Council of Hong Kong
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)区(qū)划(huà)图(tú) political map
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)单(dān)位(wèi) administrative unit
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)员(yuán) administrator
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)总(zǒng)厨(chú) executive chef
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)救(jiù)济(jì) administrative remedy
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)机(jī)关(guān) administrative authority
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)管(guǎn)理(lǐ) administration
• 财(cái)政(zhèng)大(dà)臣(chén) finance minister
• 身(shēn)份(fèn)政(zhèng)治(zhì) identity politics
• 邮(yóu)政(zhèng)区(qū)码(mǎ) PRC postcode, e.g. 361000 for Xiamen or Amoy 厦门 xiàmén, Fujian
• 邮(yóu)政(zhèng)式(shì)拼(pīn)音(yīn) Chinese postal romanization, developed in the early 1900s, used until the 1980s
• 阴(yīn)谋(móu)颠(diān)覆(fù)政(zhèng)府(fǔ)罪(zuì) the crime of conspiracy to overthrow the government
• 非(fēi)政(zhèng)府(fǔ)组(zǔ)织(zhī) non-governmental organization
• 颠(diān)覆(fù)政(zhèng)府(fǔ)罪(zuì) crime of incitement to overthrow the state

122 words.

• 人(rén)民(mín)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) people's government
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)區(qū)劃(huà) administrative subdivision
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)區(qū) administrative district
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)區(qū)域(yù) administrative area
• 清(qīng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) Qing government
• 國(guó)民(mín)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) Nationalist government
• 市(shì)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) city hall
• 縣(xiàn)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) county administration
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)公(gōng)署(shǔ) administrative office
• 中(zhōng)國(guó)人(rén)民(mín)政(zhèng)治(zhì)協(xié)商(shāng)會(huì)議(yì) CPPCC
• 郵(yóu)政(zhèng)編(biān)碼(mǎ) postal code
• 北(běi)洋(yáng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) the Warlord government of Northern China that developed from the Qing Beiyang army 北洋军阀 after the Xinhai revolution of 1911
• 攝(shè)政(zhèng)王(wáng) regent
• 聯(lián)合(hé)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) coalition government
• 軍(jūn)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) military government
• 中(zhōng)央(yāng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) central government
• 財(cái)政(zhèng)部(bù) Ministry of Finance
• 執(zhí)政(zhèng)黨(dǎng) ruling party
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)部(bù)門(mén) administrative department
• 無(wú)政(zhèng)府(fǔ)主(zhǔ)義(yì) anarchism
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)院(yuàn) Executive Yuan, the executive branch of government under the constitution of Republic of China, then of Taiwan
• 執(zhí)政(zhèng)者(zhě) ruler
• 黨(dǎng)政(zhèng)機(jī)關(guān) Party and government organizations
• 執(zhí)政(zhèng)官(guān) consul
• 市(shì)政(zhèng)廳(tīng) city hall
• 總(zǒng)政(zhèng)治(zhì)部(bù) General Political Department
• 聯(lián)邦(bāng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) federal government
• 財(cái)政(zhèng)部(bù)長(zhǎng) minister of finance
• 民(mín)政(zhèng)部(bù) Ministry of Civil Affairs (MCA) of the PRC
• 非(fēi)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) non-governmental
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)權(quán) administrative authority
• 寡(guǎ)頭(tóu)政(zhèng)治(zhì) oligarchy
• 李(lǐ)政(zhèng)道(dào) Tsung-Dao Lee (1926–2024), Chinese American physicist, Columbia University, 1957 Nobel laureate
• 中(zhōng)國(guó)政(zhèng)法(fǎ)大(dà)學(xué) China University of Political Science and Law, located in Beijing
• 內(nèi)政(zhèng)部(bù)長(zhǎng) Minister of the Interior
• 大(dà)政(zhèng)方(fāng)針(zhēn) major policy of the national government
• 民(mín)政(zhèng)局(jú) Bureau of Civil Affairs
• 內(nèi)政(zhèng)部(bù) Ministry of the Interior
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)法(fǎ) administrative law
• 郵(yóu)政(zhèng)局(jú) post office
• 民(mín)政(zhèng)廳(tīng) provincial department of civil affairs
• 土(tǔ)政(zhèng)策(cè) local policy
• 三(sān)光(guāng)政(zhèng)策(cè) Three Alls Policy (kill all, burn all, loot all), Japanese policy in China during WWII
• 拙(zhuō)政(zhèng)園(yuán) Humble Administrator's Garden in Suzhou, Jiangsu, one of the Classical Gardens of Suzhou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• 戊(wù)戌(xū)政(zhèng)變(biàn) coup by Dowager Empress Cixi 慈禧太后 cíxǐtàihòu ending the 1898 attempt to reform the Qing dynasty
• 地(dì)緣(yuán)政(zhèng)治(zhì)學(xué) geopolitics
• 萬(wàn)國(guó)郵(yóu)政(zhèng)聯(lián)盟(méng) Universal Postal Union
• 當(dāng)政(zhèng)者(zhě) power holder
• 家(jiā)政(zhèng)學(xué) family and consumer science
• 律(lǜ)政(zhèng)司(sī) Department of Justice
• 鴕(tuó)鳥(niǎo)政(zhèng)策(cè) ostrich policy
• 臨(lín)時(shí)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) provisional government
• 傀(kuǐ)儡(lěi)政(zhèng)權(quán) puppet state
• 共(gòng)和(hé)政(zhèng)體(tǐ) republican system of government
• 軍(jūn)事(shì)政(zhèng)變(biàn) military coup
• 參(cān)政(zhèng)權(quán) suffrage
• 君(jūn)主(zhǔ)政(zhèng)體(tǐ) monarchy
• 君(jūn)主(zhǔ)政(zhèng)治(zhì) monarchy
• 和(hé)政(zhèng)縣(xiàn) Hezheng, a county in Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture 临夏回族自治州 línxiàhuízúzìzhìzhōu, Gansu
• 外(wài)交(jiāo)政(zhèng)策(cè) foreign policy
• 廉(lián)政(zhèng)公(gōng)署(shǔ) Independent Commission Against Corruption, Hong Kong
• 放(fàng)任(rèn)政(zhèng)策(cè) laissez-faire policy
• 施(shī)政(zhèng)報(bào)告(gào) administrative report
• 流(liú)亡(wáng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) government-in-exile
• 港(gǎng)英(yīng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) British colonial administration of Hong Kong 1837-1941 and 1945-1997
• 睦(mù)鄰(lín)政(zhèng)策(cè) good-neighbor policy
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)區(qū)畫(huà) administrative subdivision
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)命(mìng)令(lìng) executive order
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)拘(jū)留(liú) administrative detention
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)長(zhǎng)官(guān) chief executive
• 警(jǐng)政(zhèng)署(shǔ) National Police Agency
• 財(cái)政(zhèng)年(nián)度(dù) fiscal year
• 郵(yóu)政(zhèng)信(xìn)箱(xiāng) post office box
• 閉(bì)關(guān)政(zhèng)策(cè) closed-door policy
• 一(yī)個(gè)中(zhōng)國(guó)政(zhèng)策(cè) one-China policy
• 七(qī)政(zhèng)四(sì)餘(yú) seven heavenly bodies and four imaginary stars
• 中(zhōng)央(yāng)人(rén)民(mín)政(zhèng)府(fǔ)駐(zhù)香(xiāng)港(gǎng)特(tè)別(bié)行(xíng)政(zhèng)區(qū)聯(lián)絡(luò)辦(bàn)公(gōng)室(shì) Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
• 僭(jiàn)主(zhǔ)政(zhèng)治(zhì) tyranny
• 公(gōng)民(mín)權(quán)利(lì)和(hé)政(zhèng)治(zhì)權(quán)利(lì)國(guó)際(jì)公(gōng)約(yuē) International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
• 內(nèi)政(zhèng)部(bù)警(jǐng)政(zhèng)署(shǔ) National Police Agency
• 反(fǎn)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) anti-government
• 四(sì)一(yī)二(èr)反(fǎn)革(gé)命(mìng)政(zhèng)變(biàn) counterrevolutionary coup of 12th April 1927, Chiang Kai-shek's coup against the communists in Shanghai
• 國(guó)家(jiā)政(zhèng)策(cè) state policy
• 地(dì)緣(yuán)政(zhèng)治(zhì) geopolitics
• 城(chéng)市(shì)管(guǎn)理(lǐ)行(xíng)政(zhèng)執(zhí)法(fǎ)局(jú) City Urban Administrative and Law Enforcement Bureau
• 大(dà)政(zhèng)翼(yì)贊(zàn)會(huì) Taisei Yokusankai, Japanese fascist organization created in 1940
• 大(dà)柴(chái)旦(dàn)行(xíng)政(zhèng)區(qū) Da Qaidam county level subdivision of Haixi Mongol and Tibetan autonomous prefecture 海西蒙古族藏族自治州 hǎixīměnggǔzúzàngzúzìzhìzhōu, Qinghai
• 大(dà)柴(chái)旦(dàn)行(xíng)政(zhèng)委(wěi)員(yuán)會(huì) Da Qaidam county level subdivision of Haixi Mongol and Tibetan autonomous prefecture 海西蒙古族藏族自治州, Qinghai
• 女(nǚ)子(zǐ)參(cān)政(zhèng)權(quán) women's suffrage
• 憲(xiàn)政(zhèng)主(zhǔ)義(yì) constitutionalism
• 家(jiā)政(zhèng)員(yuán) housekeeping staff
• 對(duì)外(wài)政(zhèng)策(cè) foreign policy
• 市(shì)政(zhèng)稅(shuì) city council rates
• 執(zhí)政(zhèng)能(néng)力(lì) governing capacity
• 持(chí)不(bù)同(tóng)政(zhèng)見(jiàn) dissenting
• 持(chí)不(bù)同(tóng)政(zhèng)見(jiàn)者(zhě) dissident
• 核(hé)威(wēi)懾(shè)政(zhèng)策(cè) policy of nuclear intimidation
• 民(mín)主(zhǔ)政(zhèng)治(zhì) democracy
• 深(shēn)層(céng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) deep state
• 滿(mǎn)清(qīng)政(zhèng)府(fǔ) Manchurian Qing government
• 煽(shān)動(dòng)顛(diān)覆(fù)國(guó)家(jiā)政(zhèng)權(quán) incitement to subvert state power
• 特(tè)別(bié)行(xíng)政(zhèng)區(qū) special administrative region (SAR), of which there are two in the PRC: Hong Kong 香港 and Macau 澳门
• 獨(dú)生(shēng)子(zǐ)女(nǚ)政(zhèng)策(cè) one-child policy
• 甲(jiǎ)申(shēn)政(zhèng)變(biàn) unsuccessful and bloody Korean palace coup in 1884 by Westernisers against conservatives, crushed by Qing troops
• 神(shén)權(quán)政(zhèng)治(zhì) theocracy
• 船(chuán)政(zhèng)大(dà)臣(chén) Minister of Navy during Qing times
• 船(chuán)政(zhèng)學(xué)堂(táng) Fuzhou Naval College, a.k.a. Foochow Naval Dockyard School, set up in 1866 by the Qing dynasty
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)會(huì)議(yì) Executive Council of Hong Kong
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)區(qū)劃(huà)圖(tú) political map
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)單(dān)位(wèi) administrative unit
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)員(yuán) administrator
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)總(zǒng)廚(chú) executive chef
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)救(jiù)濟(jì) administrative remedy
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)機(jī)關(guān) administrative authority
• 行(xíng)政(zhèng)管(guǎn)理(lǐ) administration
• 財(cái)政(zhèng)大(dà)臣(chén) finance minister
• 身(shēn)份(fèn)政(zhèng)治(zhì) identity politics
• 郵(yóu)政(zhèng)區(qū)碼(mǎ) PRC postcode, e.g. 361000 for Xiamen or Amoy 厦门 xiàmén, Fujian
• 郵(yóu)政(zhèng)式(shì)拼(pīn)音(yīn) Chinese postal romanization, developed in the early 1900s, used until the 1980s
• 陰(yīn)謀(móu)顛(diān)覆(fù)政(zhèng)府(fǔ)罪(zuì) the crime of conspiracy to overthrow the government
• 非(fēi)政(zhèng)府(fǔ)組(zǔ)織(zhī) non-governmental organization
• 顛(diān)覆(fù)政(zhèng)府(fǔ)罪(zuì) crime of incitement to overthrow the state