The main issues being considered by this year's two sessions are those that are most urgent for China's development.
Among the deputies to the 12th National People's Congress, there were only two who were born in the 1990s. Five years later, more young people from the post-90s generation have been elected as national legislators as their roles in Chinese society have become increasingly important.
Liaoning province should further improve its business environment and develop a coastal economic belt as a major platform for the revitalization of China's northeastern region, Premier Li Keqiang said on Thursday.
The diplomacy to be rolled out by President Xi Jinping as head of state this year will "write a whole new chapter" of major-country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics in the new era, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Washington and Pyongyang to have talks soon, saying that now is a crucial moment for testing the sincerity of all parties in solving the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue.
In China, a large number of working women with two children have no career goal and feel lost at work, according to a recent report.
The government is taking steps to encourage more couples to have a second child by lowering the cost of raising children.
The Tibet autonomous region has adopted the toughest environmental protection measures in China to prevent pollution caused by the tourism industry, according to the head of the regional government.
The ancient city of Xi'an aims to become a global hub for finance, innovation and cultural exchange, according to its mayor.
The draft amendment to the Constitution, which is being deliberated and discussed at the ongoing national legislative and political advisory sessions, complies with the new era and contributes to China's further development, deputies and advisers said.
A draft amendment to the charter of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the top political advisory body, was submitted for deliberation on Thursday at the ongoing session of the 13th CPPCC National Committee.
China should guide regions along the Silk Road Economic Belt to develop in line with local conditions through regional coordination. The country should prioritize development of the northwestern area as a whole and optimize its industrial layout based on local conditions. Provinces should also strengthen cooperation in building fixed freight distribution centers to better allocate cargo transported on China-Europe freight trains.
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