Premier Li Keqiang announced on Monday that China will further reduce the poor rural population by more than 10 million, including 2.8 million people who will be relocated from inhospitable areas.
Miss Quinn was right. The world had changed.
Hou Zhanying is new to the National People's Congress, as it is her first time attending such a high-level political event. But when it comes to designing national presents, she is an old hand.
Zhang Hengzhen was the first national political adviser I met when I started covering the ongoing two sessions.
Momentum for economic growth, including new industries such as the digital economy, should be accelerated, while traditional industries should be upgraded to promote higher-quality development in Zhejiang province, Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday.
China's top poverty relief authority will use the sunlight of public scrutiny to tackle embezzlement and misconduct in the sector, a senior official said on Wednesday.
No genetically modified grain has been approved for commercial production in China, the Ministry of Agriculture said on Wednesday.
China is honoring its commitment to boost reciprocity and mutual benefits with the world as it offers a slew of original ideas and fresh action for the four major diplomatic events it will host this year, according to senior diplomats and experts.
China is confident it will meet its 6.5 percent annual growth target this year, with more efforts to implement supply-side reforms and further promote economic opening-up, a key minister said on Tuesday.
China invites the world to bring projects to Xiongan New Area - which is designed to relieve Beijing of the burden of services unrelated to its status as the nation's capital - He Lifeng, minister of the National Development and Reform Commission, said during a news conference on the sidelines of the first session of the 13th National People's Congress.
China's movie box office revenues in February reached 10 billion yuan ($1.58 billion), setting a worldwide record for a month. And 70 percent of revenues were contributed by domestic filmmakers.
The largest political party in Hong Kong suggested on Tuesday that the central government should make the identity information system for Hong Kong citizens compatible with the system used on the Chinese mainland.
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