Some apps also provide tests on Party-related knowledge, such as “How Party members should act to avoid an unwanted work style?” The test results affect the evaluation of the user on the app, and also in reality.Īn app designed for the China Tiesiju Civil Engineering Group Co (CTCE) ranks its users on a monthly and weekly basis according to users’ learning habits and test results, Wang Shizhou, head of the organizing department at the CTCE, told the Global Times. The project, named “China’s Good Party Member,” has developed more than 100 such apps for clients, with 8 million, or nearly 10 percent of all Party members in China, as its user base.

Whether Party members are learning the lessons in a timely and active manner can also be displayed on the apps, offering traceable evidence of their usage, Zeng Ying, a project director at the Fujian Huayu Education Technology Co, told the Global Times. Evaluation criteria includes users’ activeness on the app, such as how often they use the app, how many online classes they have taken and how frequently they signed up for online activities. A(the realization of the absolute leadership of the CPC) B(the realization of Party unity) C(mobilization of the Party’s enthusiasm and creativity) D(the realization of people making their choices)įor clients, one of the most favored functions of the Party-building apps is to evaluate users’ performance. Single choice: Democratic centralism is a unity of democracy and centralism, which is a system based on ( ). A(has the right to) B(must) C(has no right to) D(cannot) Single choice: A Party member ( ) participate and defend himself when a Party organization discusses his punishment or assessment and other Party members defend him. The most basic function of these new apps is to provide materials for members to learn the Party constitution and its regulations, as well as to help Party members follow news about senior Party officials, app designers told the Global Times.Īmong such materials, speeches from Chinese President Xi Jinping, who is also General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee, are the most popular.

More importantly, the apps will help the CPC evaluate the performance of their nearly 90 million members in a visible, traceable and interactive manner. The apps not only provide online classes to learn Party doctrines, but also enable users to pay their CPC membership fees or socialize with each other.

In addition to the local government in Hunan Province Sui is working for, an increasing number of Party-related organs are using mobile phone apps to monitor and evaluate the performance of Party members, and service providers say momentum is high with the approaching Party congress. She also learns a variety of knowledge about the Communist Party of China (CPC) on this app, developed specially to manage and train Party members around the country. Screen grabs show various smartphone applications for Party building (center), a quiz of knowledge about the Long March (left) and a game of shaking the phone to learn the Party constitution (right).Įvery morning, civil servant Sui signs in to her smartphone, not to chat with friends but to report on an app.

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