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An appropriate way to address a 局长 (júzhǎng) would be to use their official title preceded by their surname. For example, if a person's surname is 张 (Zhang), you could address him/her as "张局长". This shows respect and acknowledges their position as the director of a department or bureau at the provincial level.
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The main difference between 局长 (júzhǎng) and 市长 (shìzhǎng) lies in their respective levels of authority and jurisdiction.
局长 (júzhǎng) refers to a Department or Bureau Director at the provincial level, meaning they are in charge of a specific department or bureau within a province. This position is typically appointed by the provincial government and is responsible for overseeing the operations and policies of their department or bureau.
On the other hand, 市长 (shìzhǎng) refers to a Mayor at the city level, meaning they are in charge of a city's government and administration. This position is typically elected by the people and is responsible for managing the city's affairs, including economic development, public services, and social welfare.
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The word 局长 is pronounced as "jú zhǎng". We will provide better-quality audio recording for this word soon!
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