Fujian Party School
The Party School of the Fujian Provincial Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (or Fujian Party School, Chinese: 中共福建省委党校) and the Fujian Institute of Administration (Chinese: 福建行政学院) under a "one institution with two names" framework), is the main educational institution for the Fujian Provincial Committee of the Chinese Communist Party and the Fujian Provincial People's Government. It focuses on training party cadre and civil servants.
History
[edit]The antecedent of the Party School of the CCP Fujian Provincial Committee was the Wuyi Cadre School. Between 1939 and 1943, the CCP Fujian Provincial Committee conducted five Marxist-Leninist cadre training courses, which were rebranded as the Wuyi Cadre School starting from the third course, at Lüchunyang in Kengkou, Chong'an County, and at Sunshan, Jianyang. Zeng Jingbing, the Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, was designated as the principal of the school.[1][2]
The CCP Fujian Provincial Party Committee School was officially created in June 1950 and inaugurated on July 2, 1950. In February 1953, the Fujian Party School Committee was established.[3] In January 1956, after directives from the CCP Central Committee and the Provincial Party Committee, the school affairs committee was established to supplant the school party committee in overseeing the institution's operations. In September 1956, the committee was disbanded, and the principal's accountability mechanism under the party committee's supervision was reinstated. In 1966, with the onset of the Cultural Revolution, all cadre training activities were halted. In October 1969, the Party School was dissolved, and all cadres were redistributed to the 57 Cadre Schools. In June 1971, the provincial party committee conducted a reading class for senior cadres at the county level and higher at the former location of the Party School. In November 1973, the CCP Fujian Provincial Committee resolved to reinstate the school and establish a leadership group to oversee its daily operations. In June 1976, the establishment of the temporary party caucus for the party school was resolved.[4]
On November 25, 1995, the Fujian Institute of Administration was founded in Cangshan District, Fujian Province, alongside the Fujian Institute of Economic Management Cadres, using a strategy of "two brands, one team."[5] In November 2011, the CCP Fujian Provincial Committee and the Fujian Provincial People's Government resolved that the Provincial Party School and the Fujian Institute of Administration will execute the "one set of teams, two teams" initiative. In November 2011, the Fujian Provincial CCP Committee and the Fujian Provincial People's Government resolved that the Fujian Party School and Fujian Institute of Administration will use the "one set of team, two brands" collaborative educational framework. In June 2021, a new campus was completed in Shangjie Town, Minhou County, Fuzhou City, and formally commenced operations on July 1, including a total land area of 660 acres and a total construction area of 245,000 square meters.[6][7]
See also
[edit]References
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