Premier Li Keqiang says he was told during a trip to Fujian that Taiwanese merchants were not getting enough protection for their intellectual property rights. Photo: Xinhua Premier Li Keqiang says he was told during a trip to Fujian that Taiwanese merchants were not getting enough protection for their intellectual property rights. Photo: Xinhua
Premier Li Keqiang says he was told during a trip to Fujian that Taiwanese merchants were not getting enough protection for their intellectual property rights. Photo: Xinhua
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'It's a joke!': Chinese premier mounts another attack on 'ridiculous' red tape

Premier uses three anecdotes to make case that bureaucracy is still tying up the public

Mimi Lau
Mimi Lau

Updated: 1:01am, 7 May, 2015

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Premier Li Keqiang says he was told during a trip to Fujian that Taiwanese merchants were not getting enough protection for their intellectual property rights. Photo: Xinhua Premier Li Keqiang says he was told during a trip to Fujian that Taiwanese merchants were not getting enough protection for their intellectual property rights. Photo: Xinhua
Premier Li Keqiang says he was told during a trip to Fujian that Taiwanese merchants were not getting enough protection for their intellectual property rights. Photo: Xinhua
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