Opinion
- The best thing about the 13th Five-Year Plan is that it volubly recognizes the role of citizens and of civil society at large in reaching key environmental goals.
- China's 13th Five-Year Plan has offered promising messages, but certain policies demand further clarification.
- During the 13th Five-Year Plan (2016-20) period, China must improve the efficiency of the financial sector in serving the real economy.
Synchronization of new industrial revolution and supply-side reform
A new industrial revolution marked by new technologies, wide access to the Internet, and computerization across all sectors is changing the world.
- As China makes economic and social transformations throughout its development in the new normal, hopes outweigh difficulties.
- China does have reason to escape a hard landing and walk out of muddy roads through deepened reforms and innovation.
- If the success of its high speed trains, Shenzhou spacecraft and Taobao e-commerce platform are reliable indicators, China's new chapter in innovation will be truly exciting.
- Lawmakers passed China's "greenest" Five-Year Plan on Wednesday, underscoring the nation's commitment to green development and ushering in a new age for its growth model.
- Beijing's annual "Two Sessions" laid the groundwork for the adoption of the 13th Five-Year Plan and its core initiatives.
The global impact of China's continued 'reform and opening up'
China's 13th Five Year Plan sets the framework for both domestic development and interaction in the international community.
Highlights of the Sessions >>
- Full text: Work report of NPC Standing Committee
- Full text: Report on China's economic, social development plan
- Full text: Report on China's central, local budgets
- Full text: Report on the Work of the Government
- Highlights of work reports from SPC and SPP
- Xi orders breakthrough in military theory
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NPC deputy: Wind turbine manufacturing not hurt by overcapacity
- Zhang Chuanwei, an NPC deputy and an industrial figure, dismissed the allegation that overcapacity is bogging down China's wind turbine manufacturing sector.