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The National People's Congress (NPC), China's legislature, concluded its annual session Wednesday morning.
As China's national legislature concluded its annual session Wednesday with the approval of a development blueprint for the next five years, the country is now looking at historic opportunities which, if seized, will bring concrete benefits to its 1.3-billion population and the world over.
President Xi Jinping's insights on China's political and economic development, dubbed "Xi political economics," have reverberated through the Great Hall of the People throughout the yearly key political events. [More]
Premier Li Keqiang said Wednesday that China's economy will not suffer a hard landing and there are more hopes than difficulties for the world's second largest economy. [More]
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Fighting corruption
China's central authority will conduct a fresh round of anti-corruption inspections, the first of 2016.
Environment protection
Beijing is planning to build a web of ventilation corridors to facilitate air flow and blow away smog and pollutants.
Internet Plus
Foreign investments are more than welcome in China to help boost the Internet Plus strategy with their complementary advantages.
Supply-side reform
Xi urged authorities to formulate targeted and specific plans to deliver structural reform on the supply side.
Poverty relief
On several occasions, China's top leaders have stressed that poverty alleviation is an important task in the country's 13th Five-Year Plan.
New urbanization
Premier Li has urged efforts to deepen human-centered urbanization as it can improve people's livelihoods and boost economy.
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