Notices to the Press
China.org.cn video reporter Wang Ke offers his reports and insights into the Second Session of the 11th National People's Congress (NPC). Email him at: wangk@china.org.cn.
China.org.cn business desk editor Yuan Fang is reporting at the venues of the Second Session of the 11th Naiontal People's Congress (NPC). Email her at: yuanfang@china.org.cn.
China.org.cn political reporter He Shan tells you what she sees and hears at the venues of the Second Session of the 11th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) National Committee. Email her at: hes@china.org.cn.
- China Mobile focuses on 3G as airtime revenues fall
- Green industry can boost economic recovery
- NPC deputies call for harnessing Hunan's polluted river
- Hopes that GEM will help capital-strapped SMEs
- SAIC plans no overseas acquisitions this year
- Petrochemical industry to return to profitability this year
- Shanghai and Disney going steady, not yet tied the knot
- Ease tax burdens for businesses, enforce pay rises: NPC deputy
- Zero duty for exports proposed
- Military actress Song 'deeply concerned' by financial crisis
- China speeds up restructuring of steel and iron industry
- Hangzhou to issue another 600m yuan in coupons
- In search of solutions for job-seeking graduates
- Rise to the challenge of crisis: Officials
- Crisis demands more funds for rural areas
- Advisers buckle down to fixing growing pains
- China not to relax second home mortgage policy
- Ordinary people struggle to be heard at NPC, CPPCC
- Official: Beijing Olympics turn a profit of US$16 mln
- 200-billion yuan local bond issue allocated
- Power giant to buy overseas coal
- May Day golden week to be restored?
- HK economy looks to mainland visitors for help
- Financial crisis attracts foreign media to NPC session
- Blockbuster maker vows safe firework show
- CIC to raise stake in 'Big 3' banks
- Sound bites from the Conference
- Better employment policies for migrant workers
- Corruption and food safety top netizen concerns
- China Mobile acquisitions caution proved right