The coverage of the annual sessions of China's top legislature and political advisory body offers a glimpse into the country's media landscape.
China's judicial authorities pledged on Thursday to intensify the international manhunt for corrupt officials who have fled abroad in the hope of escaping justice.
In reports by the SPC and SPP, wrongful conviction should be corrected once it is discovered. How to put an end to wrongful convictions has been a hot topic".
It seems that everyone is talking about problems with air quality and smog except for the ones who are closely related to the matter and really can make a change.
Being a legal reporter for about five years, I find it exciting when deputies in various industries are eager to share their views on judicial issues during the annual legislative and consultative meetings.
China still has an uphill battle to fight before ultimately eliminating the toxic legacy of rapid industrialization.
Chinese reporters might have felt more comfortable covering the nation's biggest political event this year as they were exposed to more and more trendy discussions by officials who usually seem detached from ordinary people's lives.
"Some have said supermarkets are slumping because of Taobao. Actually, the slump reflects a trend of increasingly personalized consumer demand."
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