The Comprehensive Reform
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China strives for ways to deepen reform agenda
Deepening reform was the main focus for China's political advisers at the CPPCC's annual session.
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Law-based government characterizes China's reform ambitions
As China flexes its reform muscle, tricky problems stand in the way.
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Change in one-child policy crucial to China's future
In November 2013, the government announced that it would loosen decades-long one-child population policy.
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China's reform to be legalistic: senior official
Chinese authorities must respect the Constitution and laws when carrying out the country's grand reform plan.
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Doctor-patient tension may push forward medical reform
Doctor-patient tension has drawn strong calls for actions to restore the credibility of medical workers.
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Top legislature considers trimming death penalties
China's top legislature, is considering reducing the number of crimes subject to the death penalty, an NPC official said on Sunday.
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Top political advisor stresses education reform
China's top political advisor Yu Zhengsheng Tuesday stressed further reform to provide high-quality and equal education service for the people.
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Li calls for leaner, more responsible govt.
Premier Li Keqiang said that governments at all levels should continue to practice frugality, reduce waste and tighten their belts.
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China on a fresh start of reform
An epic transformation is the main theme of the Chinese story since the inauguration of its opening-up and reform.
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Nation to intensify reform drive
China's top political adviser Yu Zhengsheng pledged on Monday to further efforts to comprehensively deepen the country's reforms.
+ MoreHighlights of the Sessions
- Fiscal, tax, financial reforms high on agenda
- Premier: GDP target flexible, stresses employment
- Premier Li calls for new progress in mainland-Taiwan ties
- China, U.S. should expand common interests: Premier Li
- China to better handle relations between govt, market
- Key resolutions to put for voting at NPC session
