China's 'two sessions': Citizens' concerns in the spotlight in lead-up to annual political meetings

From unprecedented protests to a U-turn on its zero-COVID policy, much has happened in China since President Xi Jinping secured a historic third term at the helm last year at a twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress. Ahead of the country's annual political meetings this weekend, analysts said the focus will be on how the Chinese leadership addresses citizens' concerns, especially about the economy. A sweeping reshuffle of state, legislature and advisory body positions is also on the cards, with a new premier set to take the helm.

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[AntiWar_dude]

What ? Unprecedented protest ? 😂 what a joke

[AntiWar_dude]

I was fan of this channel bc it’s neutrality but I don’t like this channel now 💔

[diazvirdani]

*China🇨🇳 have border disputes with Taiwan, Tajikistan, Pakistan, India, Bhutan, Japan, Vietnam, Philippines.*
make border agreement & keep peace!.

[Akideoni]

Sure hope it wouldn't affect Singapore...

[greatasia]

One day in China = One year in Singapore = One decade in many countries.
Ha ha ha!

[devildevil]

China needs sunak, modi, Kamala as it's leaders for world Peace 😂😂😂

[greatasia]

Singapore has been going through "内卷“ in the past 20 years.
But sleepy PAP is still sleepy.
Young Singaporeans are starting their careers with a GST of 9%.
Many go them will be trapped in HDB 4-rm flats that after putting furniture will not have space for toddler to crawl.
A bowl of fishball noodles might not have fishballs soon.
Ha ha ha!