ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL OF CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY ON SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE AREA AND HSIEN LEVELS, FUKIEN

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• Collection: General CIA Records
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• Release Decision: RIPPUB
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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 23, 2009
• Sequence Number: 10
• Publication Date: December 1, 1953
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION REPORT
This Document contains Information affecting the Na
tional Defense of the United States, within the mean-
ing of Title 18, Sections 793 and 794, of the U.S. Code, as
amended. Its transmission or revelation of its contenjs
to or receipt by an unauthorized person is prohibited
by law. The reproduction of this form is prohibited,
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SECURITY INFORMATION
COUNTRY China
DATE OF INFO.
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THE SOURCE EVALUATIONS IN THIS REPORT AR! DEFINITIVE.
THE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.
(FOR KEY SEE REVERSE)
1. In Fukien the political committee of a special administrative area is a
subordinate echelon of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist
Party. The political committee of the Lungch'i (N 24+-32, E 117-242) Special
Administrative Area is an example. Senior members of the Party who are from
the area serve this committee in addition to carrying out their government
functions. Normally the administrative area commissioner acts as chairman,
although occasionally a permanent secretary is appointed to this position by
the next higher echelon.
2. Five departments are under the direction of the Lungch'i Political Committee.
Each department has a chief, assistant chief, and three iDfive administrative
assistants. The five departments are: Organization, Propaganda, Administrative,
Secretarial,and Cultural and Educational.
3. Ultimate authority rests with the secretary of the committee and not with
the commissioner. Each area committee administers a staff member training
school. All executives within the Party machinery, or staff members who
have elected to become executives within the Party machinery, are required to go
through this school. All members of the special administrative area Party
organization wear a circular badge with red characters on a silver background.
4+. The hsien political committee controls areas within the special administrative
area. The organization of the hsien committee parallels that of the special
administrative area, as follows:
Organization and Personnel of Chinese DATE DISTR.
Communist Party on Special Administrative
Area and Hsien Levels, Fukien NO. OF PAGES
the committee in addition to carrying out their regular government functions.
The hsien magistrate generally acts as committee chairman; otherwise a
secretary is appointed by the special administrative area committee.
a. Senior staff members of the Party who are from the same hsien serve on
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c. Subordinate sections are directed by the committee, and function for the
same activities as those under the special administrative area.
d. Authority rests with the hsien committee secretary.
e. Although not maintaining a school, the hsien committee holds, from time
to time, training classes for those Party members who have elected to
become staff members of the hsien Party machinery.
5. In Fukien the ch'u (0575) political committee is a subordinate echelon of the
hsien political committee. The organization of this committee is basically the
same as that of the hsien and special administrative area committees. The
hsiang (6763) political committee is the lowest echelon of Party organization.
It administers Party matters for small areas, such as groups of streets or lanes
within villages. The organization follows in line with that of superior Party
echelons.
6. The following are some Chinese Communist Government and Party officials
in Lungch'i Hsien and Special Administrative Area:
a. TING Nai--kuan (0002/0035/o342)
b. CH'EN Wen-D'ing (7115/2429/1627)
PAT P' e1 _v 60/5888
7. The Changchou (N-24-32) E 117-42) Municipality Local Activities Committee of
the central headquarters of the New Democratic Youth Corps (NDYC) is headed
by a chief and an assistant. The organization of this committee, which is
similar to other local NDYC committees, includes administration; organization;
propaganda; inspection; and indoctrination and training sections. The
last section has the responsibility of organizing local Youth Corps and Pioneer 25X1
Corps.
CHANG Chih-hung (1728/3112/1347)
s mayor of Changchou ~A
9. The Amoy Municipality branch office of the Anti-America and Aid-Korea Head
quarters is directed by a committee made up of local, governmental and
Party officials. A chairman is selected by the committee. Eight to twelve
administrative assistants are employed. This office has been responsible for
collecting contributions from the people for Chinese troops in Korea, welcoming
returning Chinese troops, and distributing propaganda concerning Communist
victories in Korea.
10. The following are some Chinese Communist Government and Party officials in the
Amoy municipality: ! 25X1
a. LIANG Lina-kuana (27'A'R/7227/0442)
b. LIN I-hsin (2651/0001/1800)
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11. Chinese Communist Government and Party officials of other areas in Fukien are
as follows:
a. Changt'ing (N 25-45, E 116-20) Hsien:
(1) HSIUNG Ch'in-hai (457/?c~5~/ait~ol
(2) LIU Yung-sheng
b. Lungyen (N 25-07, E 117-02) Hsien and Social Administrative Area:
(1) LO P-eh'in ~5012/352l/~189y
(2) CHANG Tina-cheng
(3) LO Shun.ch'ing (5012/5293/0615)
12. The Lungch'i Hsien branch office of the Sino-Soviet Friendship Association has
a chairman or secretary and three to eight administrative assistants. Membership
is open to non-Communist Party members. Each member must pay dues of JMP 1,000
each month. This office is responsible for arrangements for the celebration
of Chinese and Soviet festive occasions; distribution of Soviet propaganda;
encouragement of people to study the Russian language; arrangements for the
showing of Soviet films, and the presentation of Soviet scientific and cultural
exhibits.
1. Lungch'i is an old name for Changchou. Presumably the special administrative
area and the hsien still use the name Lungch'i.
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4.
this position was held by CHANG Chiang (17W0)-
hung, probably the same man
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