China’snational “two sessions,” a key political event shaping the country’s policy direction, are set to begin in Beijing this week. Among them, China’stop legislature, the National People’s Congress (NPC), will convene its annual session on March 5.
As the highest state organ of power, the NPC will deliberate the government work report, which will outline China’sannual growth target, and approve government budgets and national development plans, among others.
What major issues will take center stage at this year’s “two sessions”? GDToday speaks with NPC deputies from Guangdong province—China’s leading economic powerhouse—to gain insights into the discussions ahead.