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BEIJING, March 16 (Xinhuanet) -- The two sessions have drawn global attention.
Hong Kong based Chinese language newspaper Ta Kung Pao said this marks the first year of China's "Four Comprehensives" strategy.
President Xi Jinping proposed the "Four Comprehensives" that include a moderately prosperous society, reform, rule of law and party discipline.
The Wall Street Journal says the Chinese government report sets this year's growth goal at 7 percent in accordance with market expectations. Despite the downward pressure, the markets still have confidence in China's development in 2015 because innovation will play a bigger role in driving the country's economy.
The Associated Press says Premier Li Keqiang reiterated his determination to promote reforms in China and that it could be expected that China will do more to simplify and streamline administrative approval procedures to facilitate economic growth.
(Source: english.CNTV.cn)
