public finance; government finance

municipal administration

tyranny; despotic rule

to hold power; in office

to act as regent

postal service; postal

housekeeping

civil administration

to be engaged in politics (esp. as a government official)

internal affairs (of a country)

political; politics; government

ideological and political education (abbr. for 思想政治教育[si1 xiang3 zheng4 zhi4 jiao4 yu4]) (state-directed education in China aimed at promoting Marxism, patriotism and socialist values, particularly in schools and universities – also, more broadly, ideological guidance in workplaces, media and public discourse)

(literary) to assist in governing the country (used in titles of honorary advisory positions in imperial China); (Singapore) senior minister (advisory cabinet position typically held by former top officeholders); (Tw) presidential senior advisor (honorary title conferred by the president of the Republic of China) (abbr. for 總統府資政|总统府资政[zong3 tong3 fu3 zi1 zheng4])

dictatorship

to lead a government

to corrupt politics

benevolent policy; humane government

Party and government administration

army and government

to govern diligently; diligent governance

to be involved in politics; participation in politics

see 和政縣|和政县[He2 zheng4 Xian4]

national politics; archaic rank, "Minister of State"; common given name

Ying Zheng (260-210 BC), personal name of the first emperor 秦始皇[Qin2 Shi3 huang2]

constitutional government

to interfere in state affairs; to meddle in politics

to govern with integrity; clean and honest government

to establish a government; esp. refers to communist takeover of 1949

to come to power; to hold power; in office

benevolent government

new policy; New Deal (Roosevelt's 1933 policy to deal with the Great Depression)

administration

current politics; political situation of the time

(historical) affairs of state at the imperial court

to rule; to be in power

law and government; law and politics

to usurp political power

parasitic government

important governmental or administrative matter

to discuss politics

road or railway administration

(slang) to discuss politics online

China Post (Chinese postal service)

the rule of former kings

public administration

to do things each in one's own way

lit. to govern from behind the curtain; to rule in place of the emperor (idiom)

failed reform of Northern Song government in 1043

to manage state affairs; to govern the country