Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (L) meets the press during a news conference on the sidelines of the two sessions on Tuesday.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi answered questions from reporters both Chinese and foreign at a press conference on Tuesday. Here are some of the highlights.
More than 137 million overseas tourists are expected to visit China this year, up 2.5 percent from last year. Second-and third-tier cities and small towns will play a leading role in attracting overseas tourists in the coming years.
Xinjiang's top court plans to continue to reduce the sentences of those convicted of terror-related crimes and of jeopardizing national security.
In a bid to attract more tourists, the Tibet autonomous region would like to shorten the time it takes to issue travel permits to foreigners.
When she graduated from college in 1994, 20-year-old Zhu Zhengxu was confident she would be a good judge.
Guizhou province, which has more people living below the poverty line than any other, is fighting an uphill battle to help its remaining 5 million impoverished residents rise, national legislators from the southwestern province said on Monday.
Finance Minister Lou Jiwei ruled out on Monday the possibility of raising the monthly income tax exemption threshold.
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