China's Premier Li Keqiang pledged Sunday to advance urbanization in a steady, active and prudent way, saying that urbanization is an inevitable trend.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said Sunday that he is willing to accept supervision from the society and media on clean governance.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Sunday rejected the accusation of hacker attacks against the United States, calling it "presumption of guilt."

China's newly-elected president Xi Jinping pledged Sunday to resolutely fight against corruption and other misconduct in all manifestations and always preserve the political integrity of Communists.

China's newly-installed parliament will dutifully fulfill its obligations to promote socialist democracy and the rule of law, and safeguard the authority of the Constitution.

Newly-elected Chinese President Xi Jinping on Sunday saluted his predecessor Hu Jintao, saying Hu deserves heartfelt gratitude and respects for his outstanding contribution to the country over the past decade.

President Xi Jinping vowed to honestly fulfill his duties given by the Constitution, saying his election means "glorious mission" and "profound responsibilities."
Chinese dream, Anti-corruption

The first session of the 12th National People's Congress (NPC) is to hold its last meeting at 9:00 am Sunday.

Li Keqiang: A reform-minded premier
Zhang Dejiang: Put power under public supervision
Power transfer mechanism more mature

China completes its state of new leaders as two sessions enter closing phase.

China's longest-serving central bank governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, 65, won approval from the National People's Congress to extend his tenure on Saturday, which analysts called a plus for continuity of financial policies and increasing independence of the bank.

A former ambassador to Japan was named China's new foreign minister yesterday, while incumbent Yang Jiechi, 63, has been promoted to state councilor responsible for foreign policy.

A brand-new lineup of leaders will take the country forward amid challenges and work to keep the economy growing at a rate of 7 to 8 percent annually.

Xi Jinping: Pursuing dream for 1.3bn Chinese
Li Keqiang: a reform-minded premier
Zhang Dejiang: "Power should not be aloof from public supervision"

Li Keqiang, 57, was appointed Chinese premier on Friday, at a time when China has become the world's second largest economy. He is the first premier born after the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949 to hold dual academic degrees in economics and law.