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Chinese premier Wen Jiabao meets the press

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao met the press at the end of the closing meeting of the Second Session of the 11th National People´s Congress (NPC), China´s top legislature Friday morning in Beijing.

>>Highlights of Wen´s remarks　　　　>>Video Part I　　　　>>Part II

China´s top legislature ends annual session

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Chinese public see progress from tough debate in "two sessions"

Full Text: Work report of NPC Standing Committee
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Leaders’ Remarks

President Hu stresses stability in Tibet

Work Report:

·Wu Bangguo´s Report

·Wen Jiabao´s Report

·Jia Qinglin´s Report

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·What issues are you concerned about at this year´s sessions?

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Xu Shanda, member of the CPPCC
- "China´s efforts to boost consumer spending should be long-term strategy."

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- "China saw its real economy worst hit by the global financial turmoil instead of the financial sector in many other countries.."


<font color=darkred>Minister: China´s employment situation "grave", counter measures take "initial effects"</font>

Minister: China´s employment situation "grave", counter measures take "initial effects"

Human Resources and Social Security Minister Yin Weimin warned of a "grave" employment situation in China on Tuesday, but said government measures to boost employment have taken "initial effects."

Gu Binglin, member of the CPPCC
- "I think some jobs in rural and grass-roots areas, such as high school teachers in villages might not be a bad idea for university graduates."

Zheng Gongcheng, NPC deputy
- "If one works 8 hours a day for 50 yuan, now he can work 6 hours for 40 yuan. Though he makes less money, at least the position is saved."

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Yao Yizhou, NPC deputy - "In fact the small places like where I live have many opportunities. The salary might be lower, but these young people do need work experience to explore their future career."

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