China's economy is unlikely to continue to grow at a sustainable pace without innovation playing a big part, according to a scholar at one of Britain's top technology and research institutes.
Editor's Note: During the ongoing two sessions, China Daily talked with some of the local legislators to see how their regions are connected with the Belt and Road Initiative
Work on three railways in Southwest China's Yunnan province, which will serve the Belt and Road Initiative, began in 2016 as the province builds logistics channels to Southeast Asia.
The central government should use more favorable policies to boost manufacturing in Shaanxi province, a key hub for the Belt and Road Initiative, national legislators from the province have suggested.
The Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region will invest heavily in more high-speed railways and highways to build a high-quality transportation network that can truly support the Belt and Road Initiative.
Cities around Beibu Gulf off South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region are building a transportation network to push forward the Belt and Road Initiative.
The endangered Yangtze finless porpoise has about a decade until extinction unless it is elevated to the nation's top-class protected species list, national political advisers from Hubei province warned.
Should the northeastern province of Liaoning immediately deprive State-owned enterprises of their social functions?
Wang Xiaohong, vice-dean of Guangzhou University's School of Environmental Science and Engineering
With the two sessions drawing to a close for another year, China Daily has canvassed the views of business leaders from a range of industries and sectors on China's economic outlook and the country's future as an increasing number of companies look to the Belt and Road Initiative to drive world growth. Their answers are given below.
Leung Chun-ying, chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, was elected on Monday as vice-chairman of the 12th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
Prosecutors nationwide will tighten oversight of police and judges to better prevent miscarriages of justice, the country's top procurator said.
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