Opinion
Guard against double-dealers while disclosing power
Disclosure of government power will affect vested interests. Double dealers may emerge unless corresponding rules are established and implemented.
China's reform 2014: What to watch for
It may be difficult for China to maintain its growth in 2014, but there will also be a lot to watch for in the country's economic reform.
China accelerates economic development model transformation
As long as every round of reform further liberates China's workers and stimulates their enthusiasm, the country can achieve immense economic growth and social development.
The Chinese dream amid global realities
China's leaders are taking a hard look at the country's future challenges at the Two Sessions. Is the Chinese dream still achievable?
Government work under microscope
Beijing Review reporters spoke to NPC deputies and members of the 12th National Committee of the CPPCC to hear their viewpoints on topics covered in the report.
China should launch an anti-corruption system
An institution should replace sporadic campaigns to sustain China's anti-corruption cause.
Land circulation can stimulate China's rural reform
The rural land circulation policy can help optimize land use and increase China's food security.
Private money fund Yu'ebao shakes China
The success of Yu'ebao has challenged China's traditional financial institutions. Conventional banks are being forced to fight back.
Determination for deeper changes
Premier Li's work report shows the government will resolutely press ahead to overcome the obstacles to much-needed reforms.
60-year-old congress' vitality recipe
Six decades after China's first National People's Congress (NPC) was convened, the world's largest legislature is more comfortable with critical lawmakers, negative ballots and shelved bills.
Tax reforms under the principles of transparency, efficiency and equity
Tax reforms affect the interests of each citizen and every enterprise, and are inextricable from economic development and social stability.
+ MoreHighlights of the Sessions
- Fiscal, tax, financial reforms high on agenda
- 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
- Premier: GDP target flexible, stresses employment
- Deputies eye national anti-terrorism law
