Middle-aged class is the abbreviation of training class for young and middle-aged cadres, and it is also a training class for training reserve cadres of China * * * production party. The middle-aged classes at the central level mainly train provincial and municipal leading cadres, mainly in the Central Party School and the Party's three major cadre training colleges: China Pudong, Jinggangshan and Yan 'an Cadre College.

Central Party School Youth Class, full name: Central Party School (National School of Administration) training class for young and middle-aged cadres. The Central Party School trains a group of provincial and ministerial reserve cadres every year, commonly known as "youth classes". In the Central Party School, "middle class" has always been one of the groups that attract people's attention. From the middle school class, a considerable proportion of students in this class finally became provincial and ministerial officials.

Every year, the Central Party School trains a group of provincial and ministerial reserve cadres, commonly known as "middle-aged classes", which has always been one of the groups attracting attention. The list of these students was personally finalized by the Central Organization Department, and special personnel should be sent to evaluate their learning situation. From the middle school class, a considerable proportion of students in this class finally became provincial and ministerial officials.

It is reported that students here will undergo three changes as soon as they enter school: from leaders to students, from work to study, from family life to collective life. 20 10 There are nearly 300 young and middle-aged cadres, with an average age of 46. The focus of these young and middle-aged cadres' training in party schools is to arm themselves with theory and temper party spirit. ?

Here, the most obvious change from leaders to students is the change of address. When addressing students with "secretary" and "minister", they were immediately corrected: "Please call students by their first names at the Party School."