Legal system on the right track (03/17/2003)
Senior legal scholars claimed the country is well on track to complete a comprehensive legal system, with specific Chinese characteristics, by 2010. To that end the efforts of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC) are critical.

Balance school budgets: experts (03/17/2003)
Primary schools in China's rural areas need more central government funding, especially in the wake of tax-for-fee reforms which have cut local education budgets, top legislators and political advisers said.

Market should open wider to non-State sectorn (03/17/2003)
China's private businesses, fast becoming a powerful engine driving the Chinese economy, should be given wider market access to more industries, the nation's top advisers said.
Greater scope for development by these firms is crucial to maintaining the country's high economic growth rate and job creation, members of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) said.

Bankruptcy laws need review (03/17/2003) The country is in urgent need of a new bankruptcy law to ensure that failed non-State-owned enterprises can, where viable, continue to trade and also to better protect the interests of their creditors.

New premier, CMC vice-chairmen approved (03/16/2003)
Newly-elected Chinese President Hu Jintao was renamed vice-chairman of the Cental Military Commission (CMC) of the People's Republic of China Sunday morning, and 60-year-old Wen Jiabao was approved by law-makers to succeed Zhu Rongji as premier.

Wen Jiabao elected China's new premier (03/16/2003 )
Wen Jiabao was elected China's new premier of the State Council at the sixth plenary meeting of the first session of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on March 16, 2003.

Wen Jiabao, premier of State Council (03/16/2003)
The National People's Congress, China's top legislature, picked Wen Jiabao to succeed Zhu Rongji as the new premier of the State Council, or the "chief executive" of the Chinese cabinet, in Beijing Sunday.

CMC vice-chairmen, members (03/16/2003)
Newly-elected Chinese President Hu Jintao was approved as vice-chairman of the Cental Military Commission (CMC) of the People's Republic of China by lawmakers at a plenary meeting of the First Session of the 10th National People 's Congress (NPC) Sunday morning.

Guo Boxiong, vice-chairman of Central Military Commission (03/16/2003)
The following is the biographical sketch of Guo Boxiong, who was just elected vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission of the People's Republic of China:

Cao Gangchuan, vice-chairman of Central Military Commission of China (03/16/2003)
The following is the biographical sketch of Cao Gangchuan, who was just elected vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission of the People's Republic of China:

Xiao Yang, President of Supreme People's Court (03/16/2003)
Following is a biographical sketch of Xiao Yang who was re-elected president of the Supreme People's Court at the on-going session of the 10th National People 's Congress (NPC) Sunday:

Jia Chunwang, procurator-general of Supreme People's Procuratorate (03/16/2003)
The following is a biographical sketch of Jia Chunwang, who was elected procurator-general of the Supreme People's Procuratorate at the on-going session of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC) Sunday:

New Chinese leadership elected (03/15/2004)
Hu Jintao was elected president of the People's Republic of China at the fifth plenary meeting of the first session of the 10th National People's Congress in Beijing Saturday morning.

Hu Jintao, President of the People's Republic of China (03/15/2003)
Hu Jintao, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, was elected president of the People's Republic of China yesterday at the first session of the 10th National People's Congress, becoming the new head of State of a country with a population of approximately 1.3 billion.

Jiang Zemin, chairman of CMC (03/15/2003)
Jiang Zemin was re-elected to the post as chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC) of the People's Republic of China at the first session of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC), held Saturday in Beijing.

Wu Bangguo, chairman of NPC Standing Committee (03/16/2003)
Wu Bangguo was elected chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) yesterday to succeed former Chairman Li Peng as the leader of the standing committee of China's supreme State power.

Zeng Qinghong, Vice-President of PRC (03/15/2003)
Zeng Qinghong, a member of the Standing Committee of Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, was elected vice-president of the People's Republic of China, at the first session of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC) Saturday.

Wu Bangguo elected NPC Standing Committee chairman (03/15/2003)
Wu Bangguo was elected chairman of the Standing Committee of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC) Saturday morning at an on-going session of the NPC, China's top legislature.

Official: nuclear radiation level under control (03/14/2003)
A senior official said Friday, according to monitoring results, China's current nuclear radiation level is within the controlled scope and there should be no problem with it.

Emission of major pollutants drop sharply (03/14/2003)
A senior official said here Friday that the emission of major pollutants has dropped sharply over the past five years despite a high average economic growth rate of 7.7 percent.

Foreign investment encouraged in environmental protection (03/14/2003)
A senior government official said Friday that foreign capital is welcome to participating in China's environmental protection industry.

License system to be adopted for waste emission (03/14/2003)
Director of the State Environmental Protection Administration Xie Zhenhua said Friday that in the coming few years China will implement an overall volume control and a license system for waste emission, on the basis of which, trading of sulfur dioxide will be carried out in some key areas.

Legislators call for revision of law on compulsory education (03/14/2003)
Chinese legislators attending the ongoing First Session of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC) have called for a revision of the existing law on compulsory education.

CPPCC member calls for greater attention on vocational education (03/14/2003)
If China cannot improve the situation with its vocational education as soon as possible, its economic growth will be impeded, said a member of China's top advisory body on Friday.

NPC deputies, CPPCC members on personal safety of Private entrepreneurs (03/14/2003)
A few cases, in which the owners of private firms were killed, has drawn attention of the affluent people's personal safety, which has become a heated topic during panel discussions of the on-going First Session of the 10th National People's Congress.

Jia Qinglin on work of CPPCC in next 5 years (03/14/2003)
The 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) will concentrate on work for building a well-off society in an all-round way in China in the next five years, Chairman Jia Qinglin said here Friday.

Jia: CPPCC to serve building of well-off society (03/14/2003)
Jia Qinglin, the newly-elected chairman of China's political advisory body, Friday called on the members to build up a strong sense of mission and responsibility and work hard to contribute to building a well-off society in an all-round way in China.

New leadership of China's top advisory body elected (03/14/2003)
The leadership for the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) was elected Thursday at the fourth plenary meeting of the national advisory body's annual session in Beijing.

New lineup, fresh image features CPPCC leadership (03/14/2003)
The leadership of the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), China's top advisory body, features more new faces, is more streamlined and represents broader walks of life.

CPPCC has new leader (03/14/2003)
Jia Qinglin was elected chairman of the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) yesterday at the fourth plenary meeting of the 10th CPPCC's first session.

Officials vow on disaster prevention (03/14/2003)
Central government officials vowed yesterday to enhance the nation's disaster prevention and emergency services, acting on concerns expressed by members of China's leading political advisory body.

Deputies call for legalized euthanasia (03/14/2003)
Deputies to the ongoing 10th National People's Congress (NPC) in Beijing yesterday controversially called for the legislation of euthanasia.

Number of candidates for top posts set (03/13/2003)
The on-going session of the National People's Congress (NPC) will, among others, elect 15 vice-chairmen for its Standing Committee, and approve four vice-premiers of the State Council, five state councilors and three vice-chairmen of the Central Military Commission (CMC), a senior Chinese leader said here Thursday.

Draft list of candidates for senior Chinese leaders endorsed (03/13/2003)
The Presidium of the first session of the 10th National People's Congress held its third session in Beijing Thursday morning, endorsing the draft list of candidates for senior Chinese leaders and deciding to distribute it for discussion by all NPC deputies to the ongoing NPC annual session.

New CPPCC leadership to be elected (03/13/2003)
The new leadership for the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) will be elected Thursday afternoon at the fourth plenary meeting of the national advisory body's annual session in Beijing.

Industrialization key to breakthrough in increasing farmers' income (03/13/2003)
To increase the income for farmers, a key issue closely related to China's efforts to expand the domestic market to maintain rapid economic growth, could get a smooth go-ahead once the breakthrough is made in the industrialization of agricultural production, a lawmaker said there Thursday.

Annual NPC session holds third presidium meeting (03/13/2003)
The presidium of the First Session of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC) held its third meeting in Beijing Thursday morning.

Official pledges more jobs (03/13/2003)
China will consolidate its social security network and create more jobs to smooth the country's ongoing labour restructuring, Minister of Labour and Social Security Zhang Zuoji told a news conference in Beijing Wednesday.

New legislation urged for civil service (03/13/2003)
China is in urgent need of a civil service act to enhance administrative efficiency and weed out corruption, national legislators and legal professionals said.

President calls for modern industries (03/13/2003)
President Jiang Zemin yesterday stressed the need to develop modern industries and restructure the old industrial bases where most large State-owned enterprises are located.

Yangtze Delta cities urged to unite (03/13/2003)
Closer co-operation on economic integration and the full utilization of their resources will ensure a win-win situation for all cities in the Yangtze River Delta, Chinese top legislators and advisers said Wednesday.

Lawmakers take on 'wild' west (03/13/2003) Legislators have proposed drafting a new law to promote the key issues of western development.

Social security system takes shape: Official (03/12/2003)
Minister of Labor and Social Security Zhang Zuoji said Wednesday that China has basically developed a market-oriented employment mechanism and the framework of social security system has been initially established.

Civil affairs minister calls for protecting democratic rights of floating population (03/12/2003)
The democratic rights of China's floating population for voting and to be voted have still not been brought under the protection of law, said Doje Cering, minister of Civil Affairs on Wednesday.

Li Peng calls for greater openness, transparency in legislation (03/12/2003)
Li Peng, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), on Tuesday called for greater openness and transparency in legislative work, so as to ensure that the laws to be enacted would be sientific, fair and democratic.

All schools should offer Law as required course: NPC deputy (03/12/2003)
"All primary, secondary and tertiary schools should offer law as required course," said Peng Fuchun, deputy to the 10th National People's Congress and tutor of students doing doctor's degree in central China's Wuhan University, at a panel discussion of the 1st session of the 10th NPC.

First Session of 10th NPC receives 1,050 motions (03/12/2003)
The on-going First Session of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC) had received a total of 1, 050 motions by 18:00 hours on Monday, the deadline for accepting motions from legislators, according to an official in charge of the motions affairs on Tuesday.

Excessive commodities packaging has to "be banted": CPPCC member (03/11/2003)
A member of China's top advisory body warned Wednesday against excessive commodities packaging, which he cited as another source of environmental pollution and have to "be banted" and greatly reduced.

It is still too early to levy inheritance tax in China (03/11/2003)
It was still too early to collect inheritance tax in China, said Vice-Finance Minister Liao Xiaojun Tuesday at a meeting on the discussion of matters related proposals submitted to the first session of the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), the top advisory body.

Proposals call for improvement of farmers' lot (03/12/2003 )
The ongoing first session of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC) had received 1,050 motions by its Monday deadline, the session's motions division announced Tuesday in Beijing.

Congress expands supervision (03/12/2003) The National People's Congress (NPC) should assume more power in overseeing the work of governmental and judicial bodies, deputies to the ongoing NPC session said.

Hu: One-China policy key to cross-Straits ties (03/12/2003)
Vice-President Hu Jintao yesterday reiterated the importance of the one-China policy in improving cross-Straits ties.

Advisers call for narrower income gap
(03/12/2003)
Members of the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference in Beijing yesterday called for more measures to bridge the income gap between people from different sectors and between urban and rural residents.

Intermediary sector helps build economy (03/12/2003)
By improving accounting, legal and other "intermediary" services, China will be able to better regulate and develop its socialist market economy, government advisers said.

Make social security prerequisite for land requisition: NPC deputies (03/11/2003)
Social security should be made a prepositive condition for land requisition in the urbanization drive so that farmers would get secure in their life.

China's procuratorial organs enhance supervision on lawsuits (03/11/2003)
China's procuratorial organs have, in the past five years, stepped up supervision on detection and judgment of criminal cases, on prosecution of verdicts as well as on lawsuit proceedings of civil and administrative cases, chief prosecutor Han Zhubin said in Beijing Tuesday.

Chinese procuratorates crack down on crimes threatening state security (03/11/2003)
Chinese procuratorial organs in the last five years gave priority to cracking down on crimes that posed a threat to state security, said Han Zhubin, procurator- general of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, Tuesday.

Procuratorial organs actively fight against corruption (03/11/2003)
Procurator-General Han Zhubin said Tuesday that China's procuratorial organs are firmly against corruption and earnestly perform their duty of investigating functionary crimes.

Chinese procuratorates combat grave crimes: procurator-general (03/11/2003) Chinese procuratorial organs fought sternly against grave crimes that disrupted social order and undermine the market economic order over the past five years, said Procurator-General Han Zhubin of the Supreme People's Procuratorate Tuesday.

Chief justice: Number of dishonest judicial officers declines (03/11/2003)
China's chief justice Xiao Yang said in Beijing Tuesday that the number of judges and court officers who take the law and discipline in their own hands has dropped steadily from 6.7 per thousand in 1998 to 2 per thousand over the past five years.

Chief justice: Human rights better protected in administering justice (03/11/2003)
Chinese people's courts have over the past five years paid special attention to protecting human rights in the area of administering justice, said Xiao Yang, president of the Supreme People's Court.

Chief justice: 80,000 corrupt officials brought to justice (03/11/2003)
China's chief justice Xiao Yang said in Beijing Tuesday that the Chinese people's courts have over the past five years closed 99,306 embezzlement and bribery cases and brought 83,308 corrupt officials to justice.

Chief justice: Foreign-related cases rising (03/11/2003)
China's chief justice Xiao Yang said in Beijing Tuesday that the people's courts across the country have over the past five years tried and closed a total of 26,399 foreign-related cases, averaging an annual growth of four percent.

More than 1,000 motions tabled to NPC session (03/11/2003)
More than 1,000 motions had been tabled to the ongoing First Session of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC), China's top legislature, an official in charge said in Beijing Tuesday.

Li Peng sums up Ninth NPC work (3/11/2003) The Standing Committee of the Ninth National People's Congress (NPC) has improved the way it operates over the past five years to upgrade the quality of laws passed and strengthen its supervisory function.

Tough times continue in job market (03/11/2003)
For graduate Chen Zhizhong, his modest new position as an office clerk was hard-won and took eight months of job-hunting to secure.

High-tech know-how for PLA urged by Jiang (03/11/2003)
President Jiang Zemin yesterday emphasized the need for the country's armed forces to hone and improve their skills to both better serve the nation and prepare for a changing world situation.

New body to tackle population issues (03/11/2003)
Family planning officials welcomed the new title and the pending reforms to the 22-year-old State Family Planning Commission. The changes will strengthen the role and effectiveness of the new body in dealing with population development.

School's in for legislators (03/11/2003)
Top legislator Li Peng yesterday said that extra training for senior legislators has helped improve the quality of the country's laws.

Fee-to-tax reform alleviates farmers' burden by over 30 percent (03/10/2003)
Minister of Agriculture Du Qinglin said Monday that the fee-to-tax reforms carried out on a trial basis in 20 provinces and cities have been successful, with farmers' economic burden reduced by over 30 percent.

CPPCC members advise government on education (03/10/2003)
Two members of the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), China's top political advisory body, Monday urged the government to take measures to promote employment of new college graduates and reallocate the country's compulsory education resources.

China yet to cover farmers in social security system (03/10/2003)
A senior government official said Monday that for the time being the country's social security system is not able to shelter the total population of 800 million in rural areas.

CPPCC member calls for implementation of intellectual property strategy (03/10/2003)
China should implement a national strategy of intellectual property to improve its competitiveness, a member of China's top advisory body said in Beijing Monday.

CPPCC member urged balanced structure of China's population (03/10/2003)
China should strive to balance the structure of its population and further improve birth quality while proceeding to pursue a still better birth control policy, so as to help seek a solution to the issue concerning its population, said a member of the country's advisory body on Monday.

Safety control on gene-modified products not to affect international trade (03/10/2003)
Minister of Agriculture Du Qinglin said Monday that safety control measures on gene-modified agricultural products will not affect international trade.

CPPCC members call for promoting ties across Taiwan Straits (03/10/2003)
Members of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), China's top advisory body, have called for joint efforts from compatriots along the Taiwan Strait to promote economic cooperation and the reunification of the motherland.

China's foreign exchange reserve conducive to investment, trade (03/10/2003)
China's foreign exchange (Forex) reserve rose 104.7 percent in the past five years from 1997 to 2002, from 139.9 billion US dollars to 286.4 billion US dollars, and the country has thus become the world's second largest nation with biggest Forex reserve only after Japan.

China needs more technicians to rev up manufacturing industry (03/10/2003)
Chinese lawmakers attending the on-going annual national legislature session have urged the government to pay more attention to the sharp shortage of well- trained workers and technicians, or "senior blue-collars," to boost the manufacturing industry, which has provided the world market with an increasing number of "made-in-China" products.

Capital flight assumes downward trend (03/10/2003)
A senior government official said Monday that capital flight has assumed a downward trend over the past few years.

NPC session holds third plenary meeting (03/10/2003)
The first session of the 10th National People's Congress held its third plenary meeting here Monday, which heard a report presented by top legislator Li Peng on the work of the Standing Committee of the 9th National People's Congress (NPC) and adopted a plan for restructuring the government and the procedure for election and appointment.

CPPCC session receives 3,668 proposals (03/10/2003)
The on-going First Session of the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), China's top advisory body, has received a total of 3,668 proposals, an official in charge said here Monday.

Organizational setup of Chinese government (March 10,2003)
The following is an unofficial translation of the new organizational setup of the State Council, which was adopted Monday at the third plenary meeting of the on- going first session of the 10th National People's Congress (NPC), the top legislature of China:

China's government restructuring plan adopted (03/10/2003)
The 10th National People's Congress (NPC), the top legislature of China, adopted Monday a plan submitted by the State Council for streamlining government departments.

People's congress system must continue: Li Peng (03/10/2003)
Li Peng, chairman of the Standing Committee of the 9th National People's Congress, China's top legislature, said in Beijing Monday that the system of people's congress is a political system of fundamental importance in ensuring the prosperity and long-term peace and stability of the country and must continue for a long time to come.

Ninth NPC Standing Committee active in parliamentary diplomacy (03/10/2003)
The Standing Committee of the Ninth National People's Congress (NPC) has been active in establishing and enhancing ties with foreign parliaments, said the outgoing Chinese top legislator Li Peng in Beijing Monday.

Major progress in NPC's supervisory work: Li Peng (03/10/2003)

Legal system with Chinese characteristics taking form: Li Peng (03/10/2003)

Nation's robust growth benefits other countries (03/10/2003)

Better management of population, resources, environment urged (03/10/2003)

Nation's social security network takes shape (03/10/2003)

'Go-west' concerns: poverty, ecology (03/10/2003 )

Government trade policies pay off (03/10/2003)

Urban sprawl a danger as city living spreads (03/10/2003)

Overseas market access mulled (03/10/2003)

Presidium of 10th NPC First Session holds second meeting (03/08/2003)

Environment, energy critical to economic growth in western China region (03/08/2003)

China to take four steps to narrow rural-urban gap (03/08/2003)

China to invest more in less-developed western areas (03/08/2003)

China planning new carrier rocket generation for lunar expedition: CPPCC member (03/08/2003)

China to step up anti-poverty drive (03/08/2003)
Tibet's youngest deputy to NPC represents ethnic group of merely 3,000 (03/08/2003)
Migrant rights urged (03/08/2003)
Deputies make western environmental pledge (03/08/2003)
Residents' relocation not to delay Three Gorges project: Chongqing party chief (03/08/2003)
Multiparty co-operation is people's choice (03/08/2003)
Seize opportunities and go all out for innovation: Jiang (03/08/2003)
New central leadership to carry forward set policies for HK, Macao: Hu (03/08/2003)
Li Peng calls for stepping up development of west China (03/08/2003)
Use three Represents to command arts and literature: Li Changqun (03/08/2003)
Senior leaders join in NPC, CPPCC panel discussions (03/08/2003)
Non-Communist Parties vital in administering, managing state affairs (03/08/2003)
Foreign trade minister warns of real adverse impact of WTO membership (03/07/2003)
Creating more jobs, fundamental way to relieve urban poor: CPPCC member (03/07/2003)
CFIC proposes equalizing tax burden (03/07/2003)
Reshuffle to clarify functions (03/07/2003)
State Council proposes restructuring scheme (03/07/2003)
Taiwan issue key to Sino-US relations (03/06/2003)
China to seek political solution on Iraq - Tang (03/06/2003)
China urges direct DPRK-US dialogue (03/06/2003)
HK legislation an internal affair of China: Chinese FM (03/06/2003)
No change in China's foreign policy (03/06/2003)
China sticks to independent foreign policy for peace - Tang (03/06/2003)
China to restructure government agencies (03/06/2003)
China to increase budgetary spending for social security (03/06/2003)
Finance minister calls for further funding agriculture, rural areas (03/06/2003)
China's defense spending up 9.6 percent this year (03/06/2003)
10 billion yuan more deficit budgeted for 2003 (03/06/2003)
China's 2002 deficit controlled as budgeted (03/06/2003)
China to issue 140 billion T-bonds in 2003 (03/06/2003)
China vows to bring unemployment rate under 4.5 percent (03/06/2003)
China's top planner keeps alert on conflicts, problems (03/06/2003)
China's top planner promises harsh measures on market irregularities (03/06/2003)
Income growth for urban, rural residents expected lower in 2003 (03/06/2003)
10th NPC First Session holds second plenary meeting (03/06/2003)
Zhu takes a bow as audience hail report (03/06/2003)
Li Changchun speaks highly of Zhu Rongji's report (03/06/2003)
Public welcome work account (03/06/2003)
Hu: `Significant decades ahead'(03/06/2003)
Premier Zhu Rongji calls for 7% GDP growth for 2003 (03/05/2003)
Chinese premier on administrative reform (03/05/2003 )
Chinese premier confident of early reunification of motherland (03/05/2003)
Premier reiterates China's foreign policies (03/05/2003 )
Premier Zhu outlines experience on government work (03/05/2003)
Zhu Rongji singles out China's economic, social difficulties (03/05/2003)
Premier stresses agriculture, rural economy (03/05/2003)
China to further expand domestic demand (03/05/2003)
Premier clarifies general requirements for government in 2003 (03/05/2003)
Zhu calls for improvements in employment, social security (03/05/2003)
Chinese premier on democracy, rule of law, cultural ethics (03/05/2003)
Zhu calls for deepening reform, wider opening (03/05/2003)
Zhu calls for industrial readjustments, development of west China (03/05/2003)
China makes new strides in national defense, army building (03/05/2003)
China sees remarkable improvements in people's living standard(03/05/2003)
Chinese premier on national rejuvenation through science, technology (03/05/2003)
China makes significant achievements in building democracy: premier (03/05/2003)
Premier proud of achievements in science, technology, education (03/05/2003) Breakthroughs made in reform, opening: premier (03/05/2003)
Premier making an inventory of Chinese economy (03/05/2003 )
10th NPC begins first session (03/05/2003)
NPC opens in Beijing, goals set out (03/05/2003 )
Leaders join panel discussions (03/05/2003)
Presidium of 10th NPC First Session holds first meeting ( 03/04/2003 )
Legislative work of 10th NPC to have three focuses: spokesman (03/04/2003)
Macao SAR chief executive leaves for NPC opening ceremony (03/04/2003)
Chinese government fulfills five-year tasks (03/04/2003)
Ninth NPC Standing Committee accomplishes historic mission (03/04/2003)
First Session of 10th NPC is of great significance: spokesman (03/04/2003)
Wu Bangguo elected executive chairman of presidium of 10th NPC 1st Session (03/04/2003)
Preparatory meeting for NPC session held in Beijing (03/04/2003)
Li Peng: 2,983 deputies attending current 10th NPC session (03/04/2003)
Contributions of CPPCC hailed at conference (03/04/2003 )
High-tech beefs up Xinjiang's capability to fight terrorism, separatism (03/04/2003)
CPPCC provides powerful support to major state affairs: Li Guixian (03/04/2003)
Enthusiasm greets annual political advisors' conference (03/04/2003 )
Macao newspaper hails opening of CPPCC session (03/04/2003)
Chinese economist gives lie to 'China Threat' fallacy (03/04/2003)
First session of 10th CPPCC opens in Beijing (03/03/2003)
CPPCC enhances its role in major issues (03/03/2003)
Bigger say for non-State sector (03/03/2003)
Greater education access urged (03/03/2003)
All delegations of NPC deputies arrive for session (03/03/2003)
NPC deputies arriving in Beijing for national meeting (03/02/ 2003)
Corrupt NPC deputy dismissed (03/01/2003)
Legislature to elect top leaders (02/28/2003)
New deputies scrutinized in countdown to 10th NPC (02/28/20030
Government changes to be productive (02/28/2003)
CPC puts forward leadership proposal (02/27/2003)
Prosperity, social order still key issues: survey (02/27/2003)
Private sector to have stronger voice in corridors of power (02/26/2003)
Congress welcomes public opinion (02/20/2003)
More reforms of central budget needed: Official (02/20/2002)
Protecting private property rights (02/20/2003)
Free pricing in power, rail (02/20/2003)
New laws to safeguard farmers' interests (02/18/2003)
Reforms for transparent, accountable government (02/18/2003)
NPC, CPPCC welcome journalists (02/05/2003)