Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Wednesday meets the press at the Great Hall of the People after the conclusion of the annual national legislative session.
China's national legislature on Wednesday passed the General Provisions of the Civil Law, the opening chapter of a civil code planned to be enacted in 2020.
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Issues widely watched
Air quality
Most Chinese cities witnessed more days with clean air after a nationwide air pollution control plan was introduced in 2013.
Judicial reform
The Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate presented work reports to about 3,000 national legislators at the meeting.
Financial supervision
China's insurance regulator has cracked down on the illegal activities of 'crocodiles' and taken measures to rein in potential financial risks.
Civil law
National lawmakers and political advisers have engaged in heated discussions over draft general provisions of civil law.
Housing
City-specific measures will continue to be used to help stabilize the healthy development of the housing market in cities at all levels.
Animal protection
Cases involving the hunting, eating and alleged abuse of animals have triggered public discussion on social media platforms.
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