The world's two most populous nations will try to remove a long-term irritant in their relations by signing a border agreement.
Alibaba has paved its way for a US listing after both of the US' bourses have given the green light to its special corporate governance structure.
Agricultural experts and the public are calling on authorities to accelerate progress on information disclosure about genetically modified food.
China will make greater efforts to advance reforms, which will play a key role in consolidating the recent upward trend in Chinese economy, Premier Li said.
Economic issues to stand out at session
Stable growth 'paves way for reforms'
Economic reform must solve monopoly problem
Did you know Starbucks is more expensive in China than Minnesota and London? And find out who was taking the pee on Sunday – it's all trending across China.
A violin that was being played as the Titanic went down was sold for 900,000 pounds ($1.46million) at auction on Saturday, a record price for memorabilia from the doomed ocean liner.
China is actively mapping out its "financial diplomacy", underlined by its recent initiatives to launch regional and global development banks, to cast off the drawbacks of the traditional international financial order and to safeguard the stable growth of emerging markets, observers said.
Experts from China and Japan are calling for "constructive" grass-roots dialogues to inspire the two governments to repair strained relations.
China responds to Japan officials' shrine visit
Major issues in China-Japan relations
A man takes photos of People's Daily's news building in Beijing, Oct 15.
Robots take part in a soccer game under the control of contestants in the 2013 China Robot Competition and the Robocup China in Hefei, the capital of East China's Anhui province, Oct 19, 2013.
A camel race attracted more than 1,100 riders in Fuhai county, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, on Saturday. Xinjiang’s Altay area raises one-fifth of all camels in China. PHOTO BY LIU XIN / CHINA NEWS SERVICE
Leaves started turning color in October in the city, turning red leaf-covered places into popular tourist destinations.
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