China will cut sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions by 3 percent this year and bring about a steady decline in the concentration of fine airborne particles in key areas, according to Premier Li Keqiang.
We'll continue to eliminate the pernicious influence of the two corrupt officials Bo Xilai and Sun Zhengcai, as well as set up our new code of conduct. Under the leadership of the Party, and thanks to the General Secretary's support and guidance, Chongqing is marching ahead, united and confident. The future of Chongqing will be much better.
The fine art masterpiece Along the River During the Qingming Festival by 12th-century painter Zhang Zeduan is indisputably the best-known ancient Chinese painting.
The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a flagship program of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative, is a game changer for the South Asian country as it helps meet fundamental needs in the region, a senior Pakistani official said.
There's a lot of gloom in the world these days - war, famine, poverty, disease, pollution, power grabs, political and religious repression. It can be downright depressing.
Some celebrities are overwhelmingly 'consumed' in variety shows. It's a problem with two sides: Someone wants to consume them and someone wants to be consumed (to be more exposed). However, a participant should do artwork according to their conscience and stick to a bottom line of morality. They cannot lower their heads only to money.
Some of my family and friends are curious about me covering the two sessions - the country's annual political high season - and they often have a similar question: What is the most valuable feature a reporter needs to cover the two sessions?
Chai Shanshan, a new deputy to the National People's Congress and the youngest from the Shanghai delegation, said he never imagined an average postal worker like him would ever assume such an honor and responsibility.
Beijing will never tolerate any separatist schemes or activities related to "Taiwan independence", Premier Li Keqiang warned on Monday in Beijing.
Hong Kong will take a more proactive role in supporting its young people to develop their careers on the mainland, Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor, the city's chief executive, said on Monday.
Supply-side structural reforms
Teams have spent the past year rigorously checking implementation of environmental regulations, as Hou Liqiang reports.
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