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China's Two Sessions 2017

The premier, the press and the state of the nation

Premier Li Keqiang greets journalists at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing in 2016. Photo: Xinhua

Warming ‘bums’ part of diverse NPC suggestions

Delegates read papers at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Friday. Photo: Reuters
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China's Two Sessions 2017

From blue skies to smog and back again: a week in Beijing

A combination photo shows the weather conditions respectively on (from left) Feb 27, Feb 28, Mar 01, Mar 02, Mar 03, Mar 04, and Mar 05, in Tiananmen Square in Beijing. Photo: Simon Song
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China's Two Sessions 2017

How to read China’s 20,000-word report in two minutes

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang delivers his work report last year via video screen to the National People's Congress in Beijing. Photo: AP
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China's Two Sessions 2017

Why is China’s budget so incomprehensible?

A survey found that 43 per cent of National People’s Congress deputies polled took more than three hours to go through China’s annual budget documents. Photo: Xinhua
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China's Two Sessions 2017

Quick guide to China’s plans on Hong Kong, Taiwan and religion

President Xi Jinping arrives for the opening session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Friday. Photo: Reuters
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Celebrities and controversies at China’s big political show

Movie star Jackie Chan, Li Peng's daughter Li Xiaolin and Olympic athlete Liu Xiang will attend this year’s Two Sessions.
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China's Two Sessions 2017

Why China’s big shots are meeting in Beijing

Deputies and delegates attend the Two Sessions annual plenary meetings at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing last year. Photo: Xinhua
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China's Two Sessions 2017

Budgets, targets and Trump: what to watch at China’s ‘Two Sessions’

China’s biggest political show of the year opens on March 3. Photos: Xinhua, AP, AFP
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