From Chinese Press

China's bright blueprint starts to portray

(peopledaily.com.cn)
Updated: 2011-03-16 14:38

NPC deputy Li Jinzhu, Party Secretary of CPC Yulin City Committee in northwest China's Shaanxi province, said the report on government work dealt with the improvement of people's livelihoods to a great extent. The 12th Five-Year Plan underscores more the shift of economic growth pattern as the main point and the improvement of people's livelihoods as both the essential starting point and the foothold.

During the session, the NPC deputies spoke highly of the immense achievements made in social and economic development in the 11th Five-Year Plan period (2006-2010) and agreed that the 12th Five-Year Plan represents an important document guiding China's social and economic development for the years ahead, Wu acknowledged.

The new plan should be meticulously studied and implemented fully to achieve remarkable progress in boosting scientific development and substantial progress in transforming the economic growth patter. "Upon my return, we should not only ensure the vitality and continuity of economic growth, but also enable local people to live happily and more defined and reap the win-win outcomes for local people's livelihood and economic development.

Both the government work report and the 12th Five-Year Plan have elaborated the in-depth enhancement and innovation of social governance and I personally feel the load get heavier on my shoulders," noted Song Guilun, Secretary of the Social Affairs Committee and the CPC Beijing Municipal Committee. "It is the most direct, immediate and most realistic benefit issue to strengthen and innovate social governance and urge governments at all levels to improve the people's livelihood and consummate with the services as the guidance, so as to enable people to live a happier and more dignified life, and society will turn fairer and more harmonious.

"Per-head income in our village has reached 15,000 yuan (about 2,200 US dollars) a year, and it is indeed real difficult to increase their average income, but we still have confidence on doing so," said Mao Fengmei of the Dayali (big pear) Village Industry Corporation, So long as they keep in line with the requirements set in the 12th Five-Year Plan, and press ahead with the development step by step, would villagers live a better life.

"We will continue to pay attention to the green eco-tourism project - a village-run industry, so that local farmers will get employed and are able to increase their household income," Mao said.

The splendid, imposing blueprint has been drawn up and the sound of bugles is heard. Hence, people in China have embarked on the road of moving forward a glorious future in years ahead.