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Chinese leaders to mainly discuss economic issues at the Two Sessions this year

중국 양회 내일 개막…시진핑 체제 안정•개혁에 초점 China's most important political event of the year will begin on Friday -- the so-called "Two Sessions." The meetings of China's legislature and its political adivsory body will see the release of this year's GDP growth target... and more details on how the government plans to implement its current five-year plan. Lee Ji-won gives us a preview. Eyes around the world will be on Beijing this Friday, as the Chinese government begins its annual "Lianghui" or "Two Sessions" which will see important decisions on the economic, political, and social fronts. Friday's session will start with the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the government's political advisory body,... and two days later it'll be the turn of the country's legislature, the National People's Congress. With Chinese President Xi Jinping's second five-year term to start next year,... pundits say the sessions will push forward his plan to "seek progress while maintaining stability." One of the topics to be discussed is how to fully implement China's latest 5-year plan, which was launched last year. With the framework somewhat settled, Chinese leaders are expected to discuss the details,... including intensifying structural reform on the supply side. "Chinese state-owned enterprises used to make money by selling steel and coal,...but due to oversupply,... the products are no longer competitive. And so intense restructuring measures are on the way, one of which is reforming state-owned enterprises, and shutting down some 10-thousand zombie companies." Also to be announced at the session is China's GDP growth target for this year. With President Xi focused on supply-side reforms and a soft-landing for the economy, pundits expect the target to be 6-point-5-percent, which is two tenths of a percent lower than last year's. But aside from the economy,... also to be discussed are the fight against corruption, overall structural reform, air pollution and people's livelihoods. Polls show those are the main issues the Chinese people want lawmakers to discuss. Lee Ji-won, Arirang News Visit ‘Arirang News’ Official Pages Facebook(NEWS):   / newsarirang   Homepage: http://www.arirang.com Facebook:   / arirangtv   Twitter:   / arirangworld   Instagram:   / arirangworld