Is the system of a country judged by the official position of the head of state?

Not necessarily, most of the heads of state of capitalist republics are called **, but there are exceptions, Switzerland is a capitalist country, but their head of state is called the president of the federation, the term of office is one year, and the person is replaced once a year, Bosnia and Herzegovina is also composed of a presidium, the presidium is for a term of four years, and there is a person as the chairman every year, and the head of state of San Marino is very special, it is governed by 2 consuls in the first and second half of the year, even if it is **, it is divided into two forms of government: one is like India, Singapore, Germany, Countries like Italy and Austria are parliamentary republics, and in this kind of country, ** only shows up during diplomacy, as a ceremonial form of the head of state, has no real power, and in the Philippines, Indonesia, South Korea, Russia, the United States, Egypt, Nigeria, Mozambique, South Africa, Brazil, Argentina and other countries implement the ** system, in such a political system, ** is not only the head of state, but also the head of state and the commander of the honor guard of the three services, so like the Philippines, Countries like the United States generally do not have a prime minister.

Not necessarily. There are three forms of government in capitalist countries: parliamentary monarchy, parliamentary republic, and **republic.

Parliamentary monarchy: The title of head of state is monarchy, and his duties are mostly ceremonial. And the title of the head of the ** is Prime Minister. Such countries are: the United Kingdom, Japan, Thailand, Belgium, Spain, Norway, Sweden, etc.

Parliamentary republic: The title of head of state is **, ** only has a vacant position, no real power. And the title of the head of the ** is Prime Minister. Such countries are: Italy, Germany, Finland, Austria, India, Singapore, etc.

Republican: Both the head of state and the head of state, with real power. Such countries are: the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Egypt, Argentina, Indonesia, etc.

Head of state system?

1 The status and role of China's ****: The President of the People's Republic of China is the head of the People's Republic of China and represents the People's Republic of China. According to the Constitution, the President of the People's Republic of China is primarily a ceremonial body and position:

It does not independently decide on any state affairs, but only exercises relevant functions and powers in accordance with the decisions of the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee; Formally, it exercises its functions and powers together with the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress as the state's highest representative at home and abroad.

2 Qualifications of China's ****: The qualifications for the President of the People's Republic of China include: citizenship of the People's Republic of China, the right to vote and the right to be elected, and at least 45 years old.

3 The internal and external powers of China's ****: The basic powers of **** are the right to announce, the right to execute, and the right to etiquette.

Specifically, internal powers: first, promulgating laws; second, the power of appointment and dismissal; third, the issuance of orders; Fourth, the right to honor.

Foreign powers: first, accept foreign envoys; second, the dispatch and recall of plenipotentiaries abroad; Thirdly, ratify and abrogate treaties and important agreements concluded with foreign countries.

What is the relationship between the head of state and the executive branch?

The Head of State, the legislature, the executive and the judiciary together constitute the organs of the State.

The system of the head of state in our country is a representative system, and his representative team is the people, and he is the general leader of the administrative organs.