Notices to the Press
China.org.cn video reporter Wang Ke offers his reports and insights into the Second Session of the 11th National People's Congress (NPC). Email him at: wangk@china.org.cn.
China.org.cn business desk editor Yuan Fang is reporting at the venues of the Second Session of the 11th Naiontal People's Congress (NPC). Email her at: yuanfang@china.org.cn.
China.org.cn political reporter He Shan tells you what she sees and hears at the venues of the Second Session of the 11th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) National Committee. Email her at: hes@china.org.cn.
- Call to reduce NPC deputies
- NPC Deputy's five-year degree proposal ridiculed
- Sanitation workers face long hours, public abuse
- A day in the life of an NPC deputy
- Heated debate on abolishing simplified Chinese character
- Service industry revivifies Pearl River Delta
- China, Russia deal on heavy helicopters expected soon
- Deflation a remote possibility: Central Bank
- Non-Communist party highlights system of accountability
- Assets company eyes life after non-performing loans
- Addressing the 'blue territory' from a strategic viewpoint
- Subtle changes noted in parliamentary sessions
- Government should spend to modernize agriculture
- Minister denies higher car sales will trash environment
- Crisis means opportunities for China
- Farmers facing multiple challenges
- Ecological protection to promote economic development in Xinjiang
- Preparations for Shanghai World Expo
- Expert predicts China's economy in 2009
- China electricity distributor plans IPO
- Expo Shanghai - Zhou addresses some sensitive issues
- Tread carefully with overseas acquisitions: SANY boss
- China 'not facing deflation'
- Laboratories a hidden pollution threat: NPC deputy
- Loopholes in food safety system: CPPCC member
- Union boss says 'hostile forces' inciting migrant workers
- China to spend billions to boost media credibility
- HK insurance expert urges Guangdong to open up market
- Housing market on a sound footing, says Shenzhen mayor
- Bank chief: Interest cuts possible but room for maneuver limited