President Xi Jinping called for the building of a clean political environment and safeguarding the authority of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, of which he is general secretary.
China's top legislature will push for constitutional compliance inspections and better ways of reviewing documents this year - administrative rules, judicial interpretations, local laws and regulations - to ensure that they are consistent with the Constitution and the law, according to a work report delivered on Sunday.
China has no intention to start a trade war with the United States and will not initiate one, but the country can cope with any challenge and will defend its national interests, China's top commerce official said on Sunday.
Spring is in the air in Beijing. The biting cold of winter is over and, although the night air is still chilly, it's evident that warmer weather is on the way.
Editor's Note: This year marks the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening-up policy.
President Xi Jinping has told US President Donald Trump that China hoped Washington and Pyongyang will begin contacts and dialogue as soon as possible to achieve positive outcomes.
President Xi Jinping's important speech on rural revitalization has boosted the confidence of the deputies to the National People's Congress and encouraged them to engage in the revitalizing agenda.
As part of the sweeping campaign against corruption since late 2012, 120 former officials at or above vice-ministerial level were investigated for graft in the past five years, compared with 30 in the previous five years, according to the top procuratorate.
China's once-expanding debt has been curbed under tightened governing measures and regulations, leaving more space for further financial opening-up and reforms, said Zhou Xiaochuan, the central bank governor, on Friday.
China urged the United States on Friday to revoke its decision to impose immediate, steep tariffs on imports of foreign steel and aluminum products, which the Ministry of Commerce said would seriously disturb global trade.
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