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IX-1 Question: China is now accelerating its urbanization. What development pattern will China choose? What problems will arise in the process of urbanization and how will they be solved?
IX-2 Question: It has been reported that during this century the global climate will further deteriorate. What's the situation in China in this regard? What impact have weather and climate related disasters had on the Chinese economy? What measures will China take in preventing and mitigating such disasters?
IX-3 Question: China's effort to increase domestic demand over the past years seems to be unsuccessful, primarily due to the absence of a complete social safety net. What are the plans and timetable of China to build a social security system for all of its citizens?
IX-4 Question: The problem of “getting old before getting rich” is a challenge for the Chinese economy. What are the characteristics of China's aging society? What measures will it take to guarantee the legal rights and interests of the elderly and balance social service undertakings for senior citizens and economic development?
IX-5 Question: During the construction of the Three Gorges Dam, over 1 million locals have moved out from their hometowns. A move equal to relocation of a whole nation, this has been regarded as the world's toughest dilemma. What measures has the Chinese Government taken to solve this thorny problem?
IX-6 Question: China has reformed its policies toward vagrants and beggars in cities, with the establishment of a relief system replacing the former administrative measures mainly based on internment and deportation. What has led to the shift? What other help has the government offered to this disadvantaged group?
IX-7 Question: Some overseas media have criticized China's new policies for imposing additional restrictions on foreign adoption of Chinese children. Why did China overhaul its adoption rules? What conditions should foreign adopters meet and what procedures should they go through to adopt children from China?
IX-8 Question: As an old Chinese saying goes, “Food is of the utmost importance to people.” But in recent years, food safety incidents have frequently emerged in China. What's the reason behind them? What measures will the country take to provide its people with safe food?
IX-9 Q: The world has embraced Chinese tourists with their bulging wallets traveling abroad. But there are also growing complaints about Chinese visitors' unrefined manners. How will China look at those problems and what countermeasures will it take?
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