SUNDAY WAS the International Consumer Rights Day, and Premier Li Keqiang called on all online and offline stores to protect the rights and interests of consumers. Later the same day, an annual live show broadcast by China Central Television unveiled a number of consumer rights violations by companies. Comments:
At his press conference marking the conclusion of the annual session of the National People's Congress on Sunday, Premier Li Keqiang compared the development of the country's economy to the Chinese game of Go when explaining how his cabinet should do a better job in keeping its economy in sound shape.
The government's accelerated efforts to boost the rule of law and the efficiency of its governing capability will have a far-reaching influence on its future development, says a People's Daily article.
ON WEDNESDAY, WHILE TRYING TO STOP AN SUV THAT HAD made an illegal turn, a traffic policeman in Shanghai was dragged by the car for 10 meters and killed. Comments:
ON FRIDAY, FIVE PEOPLE WERE KILLED AND ANOTHER EIGHT INJURED, when bombs dropped by Myanmar military planes hit Lincang city in Yunnan province. This is the fourth time within a month Myanmar military planes have entered Chinese territorial airspace, and the third time they have dropped bombs on Chinese territory. Comments:
SHENZHEN MUNICIPAL People's Procuratorate recently published a report on crimes committed by women in the city, which shows a growing trend of female officials embezzling public funds and taking bribes. The procuratorate said many of these corrupt female officials lacked love at home and advised the society to care for them. Comments:
Top leader Xi Jinping's strategy for governing China and charting its development is known as the "Four Comprehensives", which comprise comprehensively building an overall moderately well-off society, comprehensively deepening reform, comprehensively governing the country in accordance with the law, and comprehensively supervising the Communist Party of China. The strategy represents the basic direction of building a modern socialist society.
At the annual sessions of the National People's Congress, or China's top legislature, and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference National Committee, its top advisory body, lawmakers said China should accelerate the drafting of national legislation on fighting corruption, because such legislation is critical to establishing the rule of law.
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