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- Chinese authorities are beefing up quality supervision for goods sold online amid increasing e-commerce activities in the country, said an official from the quality and inspection regulator in Beijing on March. 14.
- Eligible couples are not all convinced about having a second baby, in spite of China's overall relaxation of a decades-long family planning policy last year.
- 2017 is a crucial year for supply-side structural reform. Revitalizing the real economy was listed as one of the four tasks for supply-side structural reform at the Central Economic Work Conference at the end of last year.
- A national political advisor said on Saturday in Beijing that China's stance remains clear regarding the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) and is working on solutions to the Korean Peninsula issues.
- A CPPCC member from Macao hopes the special administration region can strengthen mutual communication with Hengqin.
- Extremist terrorist groups are shifting their main targets from the Middle East – where they have suffered heavy losses – to other parts of the world, said Cheng Guoping, state commissioner for counterterrorism and security matters.
- A national political advisor believes the Belt and Road Initiative is a new model for joint efforts as Chinese enterprises explore collaborative opportunities abroad.
- Chen Kangping, a deputy to the National People's Congress and CEO of JinkoSolar Holding Co, has called on the central government to expand solar power generation in rural areas to tackle rural poverty.
- Chinese authorities have increased their efforts to crack down on telecom fraud after the crime became rampant last year following a series of high-profile cases which made headlines across the country.
- A leading economist said on Thursday in Beijing that the decreasing number of rural migrants moving to urban areas reflects the fast growth of the Chinese countryside and the fact that more farmers are choosing to develop their careers at home.
- Huang Youyi, a member of China's top political advisor body, has told China.org.cn that it is important to explain the Belt and Road Initiative in languages understood by other cultures.
- Famous crosstalk comedian Jiang Kun, who is also a national political advisor, on Friday spelt out his ideas for launching a major for students to learn folk arts in higher education institutes.
- Two suspects have been arrested over a "pangolin dinner" case that went viral, a Chinese official said on March 12 in Beijing.
- Rural entrepreneur Pei Chunliang from Henan Province now dedicates all his efforts to helping the impoverished in the village and surrounding areas.
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Create good investment environment for overseas Chinese: CPPCC member
Sun Ping, a national political advisor and Peking Opera master, said in Beijing she hoped Chinese authorities could create a better investment environment for overseas Chinese to do business in their original motherland.
