China needs better coordination and communication among its various regulatory agencies to ensure financial stability, a former chief banking regulator said on Friday.
Different real estate policies should be adopted across the country as key cities have seen skyrocketing property prices while sales in smaller cities are still falling, CPPCC members suggested.
Liu Lei has seen firsthand the challenges that face children whose parents have been put behind bars, and as a national lawmaker, she feels compelled to submit proposals to promote better care for the left-behind youngsters.
In economies exposed to international competition, economic restructuring is a continuous process driven by globalization, technological change and shifts in demand.
As the annual sessions of the top legislative body and political advisory body continue, China Daily collects the questions that netizens care most about and solicits answers from political advisers and deputies to the National People's Congress.
Welcome to the annual media rivalry that swirls around the Two Sessions!
Guo Jianren, deputy of the National People's Congress and Party chief of Changyukou village, Xuanhua district of Zhangjiakou, Hebei province
Chinese political advisers and senior Pakistani officials said the recent naming of President Xi Jinping as "Statesman of the Year 2015" by a leading Pakistani newspaper signals the growing recognition worldwide of China's evolving philosophy of governance.
More than 60,000 responses from netizens, both at home and abroad, helped the government shape this year's work report to be delivered on Saturday by Premier Li Keqiang, a State Council official told reporters on Thursday.
Deputies to the 12th National People's Congress are urged to strictly follow Beijing's smoking ban during its annual session this year.
Editor's note: At this year's two sessions - the biggest political event of the year, the deliberation of China's 13th Five-Year Plan (2016-20), which maps out the country's development path for the next five years, will be the major point of discussion.
China should set technology standards to regulate self-driving cars, two Internet and automobile gurus told an annual gathering of the country's top political advisory body on Thursday.
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