People's Liberation Army General Political Department - Structure

Structure

The Director of the General Political Department has been Li Jinai since September 2004. There are five deputy directors: Jia Ting’an (since January 2008), Liu Xiaojiang (since September 2007), Liu Yongzhi (December 2004), Liu Zhenqi (December 2005), Sun Zhongton (July 2004), and there are two assistant directors: Du Jincai (since June 2007) and Tong Shiping (December 2005). The Secretary General of the General Political Department's General Office is Zhang Gongxian (since July 2009). The department also has a series of departments under it: the Discipline Inspection Department, the Foreign Affairs Bureau General Office, the Justice Bureau General Office, Mass Work Bureau General Office, Cadre Department, Culture Department, Directly Subordinated Organs Work Department, Liaison Department, Organization Department, Propaganda Department, Security Department. The Department also oversees the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution, Liberation Army Daily (JieFangJun RiBao), the PLA Literature and Art Press (Kunlun Press), PLA Pictorial, and PLA Press.

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