Promoter of inclusive and mutually beneficial world

The annual sessions of China's top legislature and political advisory body this year have drawn much international attention.

The world seems to be looking to China for answers to many of the problems beyond its borders, and of the more than 3,000 registered journalists covering the two sessions, nearly 1,300 have been from overseas.

The hopes that China can play a more active role in global governance are well-founded. While protectionism, populism and anti-globalization are leading to confusion and adding concerns amid the slow recovery of the world economy, China has stood firm for free trade and globalization. Which bodes well for the global economy, as it contributed more than 30 percent of the global growth last year.