Major highlights of Premier Li Keqiang's speeches at summits held in Myanmar in a single day on Thursday:
A 163-strong military medical team left Beijing for Liberia on Friday to bolster China's contribution to the fight against the Ebola virus in West Africa.
China's top human rights researchers said on Friday that the road map to the rule of law in the country - drawn up last month by the Fourth Plenum of the 18th Communist Party of China Central Committee - will protect Chinese citizens' legal rights and interests if the CPC implements the plan properly.
A man surnamed Chen, who allegedly stole his wife's cellphone to delete her male WeChat friend from her contacts, will soon be brought to court by the Fengtai district people's procuratorate, Beijing News reported.
China expects the upcoming G20 Summit to expand anti-corruption teamwork from the Asia-Pacific region to the entire world, with the 15-year-old gathering of the world's most powerful economic players seeking sustained growth for its members.
The search for 21 miners trapped in a collapsed mine in Huainan ended as all the missing were confirmed dead, authorities said.
"Just imagine if the $1 trillion is not in the hands of corrupt people, how many things it can be used on and how much in economic returns it can bring about."
China has cut redundant government charges of 10 billion yuan ($1.63 billion) this year, canceled or transferred to local governments some 600 administrative approval powers and lowered the threshold for market access, Xinhua News Agency reported on Thursday.
Culture: The latest prequel in the popular Boonie Bears movie series, due to be screened early next year, drew a media crowd when the producers invited popular Chinese-Malaysian singer-songwriter Gary Chaw and his two children as "spokesmen".
Premier Li Keqiang's first public forecast for the Chinese economy in 2015 has offered little hope for a big stimulus, nor dramatic changes of macroeconomic policies from this year, experts said.
China is willing to cooperate with India so that friendliness and reciprocity will always be the main theme of the bilateral relationship, said Premier Li Keqiang when he met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar.
Neighbors are not something to be chosen. Frictions and even disputes are hardly avoidable in the interactions of neighbors.
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