According to the routine of administrative establishment in recent years, the local chronicles compilation committee is generally a non-institutional deliberative body, and the director of the committee will be the chief executive or executive deputy of the local government. Specific to Linfen city, the mayor is the director of the editorial board, and a deputy mayor in charge is the first deputy director of the editorial board. Xie Biling is now the deputy mayor in charge of local chronicles in Linfen. However, this local chronicles editorial board has no administrative level. The administrative level you want to ask is actually affiliated with the local local chronicles office, which is Linfen local chronicles office. As for the level of Linfen Local Records Office, this is really hard to say. If the local local records office is independent, the general administrative level will be relatively high, which is equal to the local government functional organization. In Linfen, this should be the county level. However, the institutional setup in some places is more complicated: some mix local chronicles with archives and party history, and some hang local chronicles under the government office as a department. Perhaps this is Linfen's problem: Wei Jun, deputy secretary-general of the municipal government, is the director of the local chronicles office, and the person in charge of the actual business of the local chronicles office is probably Jin, deputy director. This shows that Linfen Local Records Office is probably not a formal institution with county-level institutions, but a temporary secondary institution affiliated to the government. To sum up, I personally guess that Linfen Local Records Office, if it has a specific administrative level, should be a deputy county level. ———————————————— Upstairs and downstairs have some answers for granted. It doesn't matter what level a region is, a subordinate functional department must be the corresponding level. Take the provincial local records work organization as an example. Hebei Province and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, as we all know, are provincial-level organizations. It stands to reason that their provincial (district) local records offices should be departmental units? Even if it is not the main hall, how can it be the CPC? In fact, the provincial (district) local records offices of these two provinces have long been units at the level. Similarly, in prefecture-level cities all over the country, the administrative levels of local records work institutions are also varied, including main hall, deputy hall, main hall and deputy hall. Even some cities don't have a separate local history office at all, such as Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province, which is called the Municipal Party Committee Archives Office. It is a local history office under the leadership of the local party Committee, with the party history business as the main business and the local history business as the supplement. The level of local records office in a region is influenced by many historical and practical factors: for example, historical factors: 1968+0980. When it was established in the early 1980s, some local leaders paid special attention to it, and senior leaders personally took the lead, so the level of local records office would be higher accordingly. For example, realistic factors: successive leaders in some places have long ignored the work of local chronicles, and local chronicles work institutions have been withdrawn today and resumed tomorrow, merged with archives today and merged with party history tomorrow, and later left to the government for safekeeping. Whenever local institutions are reformed, weak units such as local chronicles are the first targets. In such a place, the administrative level of local chronicles will not be set too high. You are welcome to say: only from the current layout of local chronicles, the leaders of Linfen City, Shanxi Province will not pay too much attention to local chronicles. It belongs to the type mentioned above that is casually handed over to the government for escrow.