"Previously when people met me at the airport, they would say, 'Professor, I've met you at Davos' - but now they say, 'I've met you in Tianjin'."
The Chinese government will "declare war" on pollution, said Premier Li Keqiang on Tuesday.
Only 10 percent of the companies being probed by Chinese antitrust authorities are foreign enterprises, Premier Li Keqiang says, dismissing speculation that foreign companies are being targeted.
China will continue prudent monetary policy and "targeted control measures", Premier Li Keqiang said on Tuesday.
Premier Li Keqiang said economic fluctuation in the third quarter is "within the expectation" and China will hold on to meet its economic growth target of around 7.5 percent for the year.
