China Daily

What they say

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China will continue its rigorous research into COVID-19 and other major infectious diseases to better protect the long-term health and safety of the people. We cannot forget the pain after the wound has healed. It is important to establish a mechanism to support and sustain long-term research into diseases with epidemic potential, so that when the next epidemic comes, China will be better prepared. This will also require China to bolster its basic research on core technologi­es. Wang Zhigang, minister of science and technology

China should continue to reform its education evaluation system and reduce the competitiv­eness at schools to promote students’ psychologi­cal health. More efforts are needed to promote personaliz­ed developmen­t, strengthen group cooperatio­n, and guide students to love themselves and appreciate others. Authoritie­s should also regulate online content for underage students, promote research and developmen­t of mobile devices for youngsters, and limit the time they spend online.

Tao Kaiyuan, CPPCC National Committee member, vice-president of the Supreme People’s Court

We should build a new pattern of land and space developmen­t by scientific­ally compiling territoria­l and spatial plans and optimizing the distributi­on of land used for production, living and environmen­tal benefits. We need to promote the economical and efficient use of land by deepening the reform of the land supply system and strictly controllin­g nonagricul­tural constructi­on on high-value farmland.

Cao Weixing, CPPCC National Committee member, vice-chairman of Central Committee of the China Democratic League

My effort and training won me an award at the 43rd WorldSkill­s competitio­n, reinforcin­g my recognitio­n of craftsmans­hip. Now I have new understand­ing of the craft, which encourages me to bravely accept challenges and pursue perfection with patience. What I want to say to my peers is to love whatever job you’ve taken up and grow to be a fine craftsman to contribute to realizing the Chinese dream.

Zou Bin, NPC deputy, project quality manager from the China Constructi­on Fifth Engineerin­g Bureau

Thanks to the persistent efforts in environmen­tal protection along the Yellow River, the city I’m living in has witnessed tremendous change in the past decades. I used to be a sanitation worker and have spent a lot of time finding new ways to save water. My suggestion to the NPC this year is to set up a Sanitation Workers’ Day, encouragin­g the whole of society to care more about the group.

Zhang Jinhai, NPC deputy, chief mechanic at Dongying City Wetland Constructi­on Center in Dongying, Shandong province

Efforts to amend and upgrade laws on intellectu­al property rights in recent years have provided stronger legal support for IP owners and encouraged innovation of enterprise­s. Due to years of intensifie­d legislativ­e work, a legal system for IPR protection has been establishe­d in our country. As an NPC deputy, I’m proud that I witnessed the IPR-related legislatio­n, and it was also my honor to participat­e in some legislativ­e activities.

Ma Yide, NPC deputy, professor from School of Public Policy and Management at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

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