President Xi Jinping vowed to show "zero tolerance" toward election fraud when he joined a panel discussion of lawmakers from Hunan province.
The State Council, China's Cabinet, called for better protection for the nation's cultural relics and stronger law enforcement in an instruction published Tuesday.
Shipping lanes in the South China Sea are among the safest and freest in the world, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Tuesday, emphasizing that freedom of navigation "does not give some countries the right to do whatever they want".
The government has launched an eight-month crackdown on the creation, sale and dissemination of illegal and harmful children's publications.
There are no plans for a complete relaxation for China's family planning policy, a top health official said.
Li Bin, minister of the National Health and Family Planning Commission, takes questions during a news conference on the sidelines of the two sessions in Beijing on Tuesday.
A Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Monday that China is paying close attention to Japan's moves in the South China Sea.
China will continue to roll out preferential financial policies to boost economic and social development in Tibet over the next five years, according to financial authorities on Monday.
China is looking to improve its government websites to meet the demands of the disabled people, a circular issued jointly by China Disabled Persons' Federation (CDPF) and the Office of the Central Leading Group for Cyberspace Affairs said on Monday.
China will improve the express delivery service in quality and efficiency in the next five years.
Graft busters administered disciplinary penalties to nearly 300,000 officials last year, according to the top discipline watchdog of the Communist Party of China (CPC).