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China.org.cn business reporter He Shan tells you what she sees and hears at the venues of the Fifth Session of the 11th National People's Congress. Email her at: hes@china.org.cn.
China.org.cn political reporter Chen Boyuan is reporting at the venues of the Fifth Session of the 11th National People's Congress (NPC). Email him at: chenby@china.org.cn.
China.org.cn arts reporter Wu Jin offers her reports and insights into the Fifth Session of the 11th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) National Committee. Email her at: wujin@china.org.cn.
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• PLA deputies seek to promote China's marine economy
• Premier Wen Jiabao meets the press
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• Mou Xinsheng, an official who speaks his mind
• Uncertainty remains for tobacco tax hike
• Diplomat: China must avoid tug-of-war with the US
• Law amendment centers on human rights protection
• Experts call for 'more relevant and credible' media

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• Pharmaceutical boss: cost cutting affects public health
• Western route of water transfer project very much possible
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• General highlights armed police force's role
• Ex-Olympic champion attends NPC
• Jiangsu delegation review top judge, top prosecutor's reports
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• Highlights of Criminal Procedure Law revision

• NPC deputy admires the indomitable spirit of the Japanese
• Renewable energy projects on track, CPPCC panel says
• Wenzhou businessman's bank acquisition a fraud
• Central bank governor meets the press
• Famous writer warns China against 'Great Cultural Leap'
• Official's Kobe comment sparks ire on role of SOEs
• Jiangsu deputies propose 'massacre denial' law
• US trade move set to hit China's solar industry
• Diplomat spells out Boao's broadening vision
• China's manned submersible set for 7km dive

• CPPCC members hold press conferences
• A pioneer of special education still inspires
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• China.org.cn sets up studio in Congress hall
• Actor turned AIDS activist attends CPPCC
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• Lang Sheng: there's no 'secret detention' in China
• Time for China to address education spending shortfall

• Chongqing's panel discussion bars journalists
• NPC explains Criminal Procedure law amendments
• Transformer Bumblebee shows up at NPC press center
• Clean energy giant eyes promotion of integrated PV
• Legislation urged regarding online shopping
• Partial transfer of gov't powers set to challenge laws
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• Vice premier backs Liaoning's development
• Commerce minister: US duties violate WTO rule
• Law amendment to protect human rights

• Defense contractor plays down China's arms boost
• Nanjing blames Nagoya mayor for false and painful remarks
• Jiangsu delegation holds open day
• Interpreter Zhang Lu at FM's press conference
• Endemic problems signal urgent need for economic reform
• Minister: China is evaluating Libyan project security
• China can avoid welfare pitfalls
• Higher education outside the box
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• Chinese spacewomen brace for possible liftoff

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