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China's top legislature will conduct a special inspection of school ground safety this year and study how to reduce violence at schools, a senior legislator said on Friday.
Hours after meeting with President Xi Jinping, deputies from the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region still could not contain their excitement on Friday afternoon.
There is "a serious lack of mutual trust in military and defense matters" between Beijing and Tokyo, Chinese Ambassador to Japan Cheng Yonghua said.
China will host two major international gatherings this year, and there are expectations new initiatives and measures will be unveiled to spur global growth and development amid the rise of protectionism.
A village in Southwest China's Sichuan province that used to be difficult to reach now has access to a mobile and broadband service thanks to poverty relief efforts.
Tibet will not sacrifice ecological conservation for development despite the region setting its economic growth target at 11 percent this year, one of the highest among all provincial regions in China, a senior local official said on Friday.
A cultural investment company in Southwest China's Yunnan province plans to invest 150 million yuan ($21.8 million) to build a cultural park near the Angkor Wat world heritage site in Cambodia.
While Lei Yan attends the annual session of the National People's Congress in Beijing, people in her home village in Southwest China's Guizhou province have been busy building a special type of square.
Education Minister Chen Baosheng has pledged that the nation's primary and middle schools will be allowed flexibility in setting the time they end their classes, in a bid to free parents from the burden of picking up their children during working hours.
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