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X-1 Question: Why does Chinese government give top priority to the development of modern agriculture in its New Countryside Construction Program? What are the main ideas of the process and what measures will be taken to promote modern agriculture construction?
X-2 Question: China's economic reform started from its rural areas. During the past 30 years, China launched three steps of reforms in rural regions. What is the focus of the comprehensive rural reform started in 2006? And how long will the reform last?
X-3 Question: Education in rural areas is a major factor restraining China's reform. And, the difficulty and emphasis of China's education also lie in rural areas. What measures will China take to improve its education system in those areas?
X-4 Question: For many years, the problems of Chinese local governments' violation of land laws remain unresolved and the phenomena of land abuse and land resource waste can be frequently seen. What measures will China take to prevent such phenomena while strengthening land management and protection of farmland?
X-5 Question: In China, farmers rely heavily on land. However, in the past several years, some local governments ignored farmers' interests during land expropriation, leading to contradictions and disputes. What measures will Chinese Government take to protect the interests of farmers whose land are expropriated?
X-6 Question: Some foreign media reported that the majority of the 800 million Chinese farmers cannot enjoy social security system and thus are facing unpredictable expenditures for their medical treatment and great risks of falling into poverty. Would you please introduce the truth? Are there any social security system established for farmers in vast rural areas in China?
X-7 Question: Farmers with daily income less than US$1 are the social vulnerable group in China. In recent years, many farmers fell into poverty because of illness. What measures will the Chinese Government take to meet farmers' basic medical requirement?
X-8 Question: It is reported that 80 percent of diseases in developing countries are related to water and more than 50 kinds of diseases in China are also caused and spread through drinking water. More than 300 million people are drinking unsafe water. What measures will the Chinese Government take to maintain drinking water security in rural areas to eradicate health threats caused by unqualified drinking water?
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