In terms of positions, the secretary-general of the provincial party Committee, the secretary-general of the provincial people's congress, the secretary-general of the provincial government and the secretary-general of the provincial CPPCC are all bureau-level. Personally, however, I think that some provincial party secretaries are also members of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, and the deputy governors of individual provinces are also the secretary-general of the provincial government, so I am a deputy provincial (ministerial) level (it is rare that the deputy director of the provincial people's congress is also the secretary-general of the provincial people's congress, and the vice chairman of the provincial CPPCC is also the secretary-general of the provincial CPPCC). However, this situation does not mean that the posts of the Secretary-General of the Provincial Party Committee, the Secretary-General of the Provincial People's Congress, the Secretary-General of the Provincial Government and the Secretary-General of the Provincial Political Consultative Conference are all vice-provincial, and their posts are still bureau-level.
Secretary-General of Provincial Party Committee, Vice-ministerial level. He has great power to serve the secretary of the provincial party Committee. The secretary-general of the provincial government can't compare with the secretary-general of the provincial party Committee. The party leads everything, but the secretary-general of the provincial government is no less powerful than the secretary-general of the provincial party Committee. The secretary-general of the National People's Congress has less power than the provincial government. The Secretary-General of CPPCC has little power. The Secretary-General of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference has little power, and some people listen to him when he goes to the market. In addition to the provincial party Committee, the secretary general of the provincial government and the standing Committee of the provincial party Committee.
The secretary-general of the provincial government is a member of the provincial government party group. Generally, it is to assist provincial leaders and take charge of related matters assigned by provincial leaders, such as coordinating relevant departments and attending certain activities for provincial leaders. On some occasions, it can represent provincial leaders.
Generally speaking, every provincial leader (governor and deputy governor) has a corresponding secretary-general of the provincial government, and the secretary-general corresponds to the governor, and then the deputy governor has a deputy secretary-general. The general office of the provincial government is led by the Secretary General. In other words, the secretary-general has two responsibilities, one is to serve the governor and the other is to manage the general office. Because it is at the core of the corresponding level of government sequence, its ability is still very strong.