As the annual sessions of the top legislative body and political advisory body continue, China Daily collected questions on issues that netizens care most about and solicited answers from political advisers, legislators and senior government officials.
If you were given an opportunity to bring the most pressing problem to your head of state, what would you say? And what are the problems that the president is concerned about?
If we use the National College Entrance Exam as the sole criterion to evaluate every student, it will inevitably end up being an unequal foot race.
China's annual legislative and political advisory sessions are underway in Beijing, and renowned entrepreneurs are a highlight of the two meetings.
The central government has vowed to give more support to the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, as infrastructure construction there plays a vital role in national security and local development.
China will learn from other countries how to improve students' innovative spirit and practical abilities, the minister of education said on Thursday.
By last year, 80 percent of China's scientific and technological research had resulted in commercial products in the private sector, the minister of science and technology said on Thursday.
On March 2, an exhibition of 400 cultural relics unearthed during the excavation of the tomb of the Marquis Haihun (92 BC-59 BC) in Jiangxi province opened at the Capital Museum in Beijing.
Modern, well-equipped opera houses and concert halls have mushroomed all over China in recent years, even in third-or fourth-tier cities.
Anshun, a city in Southwest China's Guizhou province, is known for its Huangguoshu Waterfall, the largest of its kind in Asia, whose majesty and power can be viewed from all angles, even from inside.
Beijing judges are calling for speedier delivery of legal documents involving foreign disputes, as well as the establishment of professional teams specializing in litigation involving foreigners, in a bid to handle an increasing number of such cases.
A proposal relating to environmental protection and focusing on soil has been brewing at China's top legislature and is expected to be released to the public soon, an official of the NPC said on Thursday.
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