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Member Profile: Liu Xila

Deputies to the National People's Congress and CPPCC members come from all parts of China and from many walks of life. For some, this will be their first national congress -- to serve for five years as a representative for the people of their area. For others, it will be business as usual, in a changing China. To find out how the people of China are best served by their chosen representatives, china.org.cn takes a close-up look at these people and what concerns they have for today's China.

Here we meet Liu Xila, a professor with Tsinghua University.

Q: Which group of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) do you belong to?

A: I am from the Education Group of the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Consultative Conference (CPPCC). I have held the post for several sessions.

Q:What profession are you in?

A: I work with both Tsinghua University and Shanghai Jiaotong University.

Q: What is the issue of most concern to people in your area of China?

A: Educational issues.

Q: What proposals have you made, or what did you hope to accomplish at this session?

A: I have submitted three proposals: one on the ideological and political education of youth; one on the education of the one-child generation; and the third on reforming the guiding principles in teaching, to highlight individuality in education.

Q: What is your opinion of this government's performance to date?

A: It has been five years with creativity and great achievement.

Q: Where do you think improvements need to be made?

A: I think the government should regulate its functions: focusing on major issues so as to free themselves from petty bureaucratic work.

Q: Of the new government, what are your hopes?

A: Development is top priority and I hope that the government will carefully study and solve the problems which arise during continued national development.

(China.org.cn by Staff Reporter Dai Fan, March 8, 2003)


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