China.org.cn Exclusives

: Opera master: Take the children to theaters
A Peking opera master said on Friday in Beijing she hoped for increased enlightenment education for young students by getting them to the theater to watch live opera performances.

: Companies take root overseas via Belt and Road Initiative
Chinese companies are revving up their localization strategies overseas through the Belt and Road Initiative, bringing industrial capacity, R&D and services to host countries, said a business leader on March 3.

: CPPCC member: Commercial insurance important for medical reform
A top political advisor said on Friday in Beijing that commercial insurance is an important part of social security and could complement medical reform.

: Haier president: Innovation key to survival
"If companies want to stay alive and even thrive, they have to keep continuous evolution and innovation,"according to Zhou Yunjie, a deputy to the National People's Congress and president of the Haier Group, speaking in an interview with China.org.cn on Friday.

: Internet mogul calls for online safety for minors
Internet companies, parents, schools and related government agencies should work closely to form a healthy internet environment for minors, according to the man behind China’s online giant Tencent Holdings.

: Economist: Property tax to stabilize housing prices, curb speculation
China's property tax, which is still in the pipelines, will have a modest impact on China's runaway housing prices in big cities by preventing major speculations, an economist told China.org.cn on March 1.

: CPPCC member: Rural vocational education not enough
Zhu Yongxin, deputy secretary general of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), said on Thursday that secondary vocational education is aimed at the grassroots level however the available resources had yet to meet the demands of rural poverty alleviation.

: Deputies call for action to stop sexual abuse of minors
As the number of child sexual abuse cases has risen in recent years, some deputies to the NPC and various experts have called for immediate steps to stop this scourge.

: Xi urges urban planning, preparation for the Winter Olympics
Chinese President Xi Jinping has identified Beijing’s urban planning and development, and preparation for its upcoming Winter Olympic Games as the two major tasks for the city at present and in the near future.

: Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region to build one-hour commuting circle
The construction of a rail and road network in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region is in full swing, bringing the three neighboring areas closer together.

: China plans 2.6 trillion yuan of transport investment in 2017
China will spend at least 2.6 trillion yuan (376.81 billion U.S. dollars) on transport infrastructure projects this year, data from the transport ministry showed Monday.

: Blueprint for a better Beijing set
Beijing should improve city planning and construction to build a "harmonious, world-class capital city" and better meet the demands of its residents, said President Xi Jinping, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, on Friday.

: Bus currency counters: Counting US$2,180 daily
In Kunming, there is a group of female bus currency counters who wear blue uniforms and count tens of thousands of small bills and coins every day.

: One mum and her 103 adopted children
Li's "Village Care" is located at the foot of a hill in Shangquan Village of Wu'an City. The cob houses witness the love story of a mum and her 103 "children."

: Illicit surrogacy market in China remains challenging
Despite China's endeavor to blacklist surrogacy businesses for ethical and medical concerns, the illicit market remains strong.

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