Xi encouraged the press to continue to follow China's development and progress, and learn about and report on more dimensions of China.
Wuhan legislators have urged pet owners to act responsibly by using leashes, muzzles and name tags on their dogs. Dog walkers should also give way to other pedestrians, they said.
Xi stressed providing the people with quality products, saying that all valuable and meaningful literary and artistic works and academic research should reflect reality and be conducive to solving real problems and answering real questions.
XUZHOU, Jiangsu - Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged the army to restructure and enhance its combat capability.
Xi stressed that China and Bolivia should be friendly partners of political mutual trust, firmly support each other on issues involving core interests and major concerns of both countries, and strengthen exchanges at all levels and in all fields.
Xi made the remarks while meeting with Hamburg Mayor Olaf Scholz ahead of the annual summit of the Group of Twenty (G20) major economies scheduled for July 7-8 in the northern German city. Xi arrived here Thursday noon from Berlin after paying a state visit to Germany. He was received by Mayor Scholz at the airport.
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Xi expressed gratitude for the arrangement that Schwab made for his speech at the Davos forum in January 2017.
Xi added that China fully supports Hangzhou's preparation work and believes that the event will be a success.
Xi urged the leaders to support Lam and the SAR government in governing the city according to law, and called on them to act as a bridge between the government and people, facilitate economic development and help improve people's livelihood.
Xi called for boosting the development of manufacturing and making a strategic shift from quantity-centered expansion to quality-based improvement. He said the principle of improving the quality of supply should be upheld by all manufacturers and, meanwhile, policymakers should try every means possible to lower enterprises' burdens.