Videos put ordinary voices in spotlight

Ahead of the "two sessions" in early March — the period when China's top legislature and political advisory body convene — China Daily reached out to ordinary people in different industries to hear what they expect from the top-level meetings.

A physician working at a village clinic, an entrepreneur upbeat on rebounded imports and exports, a farmer transforming their fruit planting and sales model, college graduates diving into the competitive job market and elderly people settling into nursing homes opened up in this video series.

Starting Feb 28, the series, five episodes long, will be available on the China Daily website and app.