The First Session of the loth
National People's Congress (NPC) of the People's Republic of
China opened on March 5 at the Great Hall of the People in
Beijing. Premier Zhu Rongji presented the Government Work
Report on behalf of the State Council, saying with full
confidence, "The 16th National Congress of the
Communist Party of China has mapped out a grand blueprint
and program of action for building an all-round well-off
society in China. Our great motherland is standing at a
higher historic point of departure as it sets out on a more
glorious long march. No difficulties or obstacles can stop
the triumphant advance of the Chinese people. Looking into
the future of our motherland, we see a vista of unlimited
promise." When the Premier
concluded his speech, the 2,916 NPC deputies participating
in the session gave him prolonged applauses in tribute to
the achievements of his government whose term of office
would soon expire. The following are
excerpts from Premier Zhu's Government Work Report (subheads
are ours Ed.):
Good
momentum was maintained in economic growth and important
progress was made in the strategic restructuring of the
national economy
The five years since the
First Session of the Ninth NPC make up an extraordinary
period. Soon after this government took office, the Asian
financial crisis struck, and world economic growth
stagnated. Domestically, irrationalities in the industrial
structure became critical, and large numbers of workers were
laid off from state-owned enterprises. Catastrophic floods
kept devastating the country throughout 1998 and 1999. Under
the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC), the
people of all ethnic groups have forged ahead, worked hard
in solidarity, surmounted countless difficulties, and made
great, world- acknowledged achievements in reform,
opening-up and economic and social development. We have
attained the strategic goals set for the second stage of our
modernization drive and begun our march toward third stage
goals.
The country has maintained a
good momentum of economic growth over the past five years.
This is reflected in the following aspects:
--The economy maintained a high growth
rate. China's GDP rose from 7.4 trillion yuan in 1997 to
10.2 trillion yuan in 2002, showing an average annual
increase of 7.7 percent when calculated in constant prices.
Notable results were achieved in readjustment of the
industrial structure. The supply of grain and other major
agricultural products made a historic shift from chronic
shortages to an overall balance with surpluses during good
years. New and high-tech industries, represented by the IT
industry, developed rapidly. The transformation of
traditional industries was accelerated. Modern service
industries expanded widely. The quality and efficiency of
economic growth improved constantly. National tax revenue
grew by a large margin every year. Total fiscal revenue rose
from 865.1 billion yuan in 1997 to 1,891.4 billion yuan in
2002, showing an average annual growth of 205.3 billion
yuan. The country's foreign exchange reserves soared from
USS 139.9 billion to US$286.4 billion. Investment 'in fixed
assets over the past five years totaled 17.2 trillion yuan.
In particular, the issuance of 660 billion yuan of long-term
construction treasury bonds helped generate 3.28 trillion
yuan of bank loans and funds from other sources for
investment, enabling the government to accomplish many large
undertakings it had envisaged but had been unable to take up
for years owing to capital shortages. The productive forces
rose to a new level, while the country's economic strength
and ability to withstand risks and participate in
international competition grew significantly.
--Outstanding achievements wore made in
infrastructure development. A number of key infrastructure
projects of nationwide significance were completed with
concentrated resources. Large water conservancy projects
were built on a scale exceeding that of any facility of its
kind undertaken since the founding of New China. The
investment in water conservancy projects nationwide over the
past five years totaled 356.2 billion yuanan amount
equaling the total investment in this field from 1950 to
1997 (allowing for price changes), Key water conservancy
projects was launched or completed. Work on reinforcing
35,000 km of river embankments was started. Over 3,500 km of
main dikes on the Yangtze River and nearly 1,000 km of dikes
on the Yellow River have been reinforced, greatly enhancing
their capacity to withstand floods. The second phase of the
Yangtze River Three Gorges water control project, which has
attracted worldwide attention, will soon be completed; water
control facilities such as the one at Xiaolangdi on the
Yellow River have been put into operation; and construction
of the south-to-north water diversion project has started.
Transport developed on an unprecedented scale, and a
comprehensive modern transport system began to take shape.
In these five years, China invested 1234.3 billion yuan in
highway building, which equals 170 percent of the amount
spent between 1950-97 (allowing for price changes). The
total length of highways open to traffic increased from 1.23
million km in 1997 to 1.76 million km in 2002, with
expressways increasing from 4,771 km to 25,200 km; thus
China advanced from 39th to second place worldwide. Railway
length increased from 65,969 km to 71,500 km. Over the past
five years, 5,944 km of new railway lines were laid, while
4,603 km were double-tracked and 5,704 km electrified. A
total of 50 airports were either built or expanded. Dock
berths for 10,000-ton class or larger vessels increased
their annual cargo handling capacity by 144 million tons.
Construction of postal and telecommunications facilities
greatly expanded. The length of installed long-distance
optical cables increased from 150,000 km in 1997 to 470,000
km in 2002, and the number of fixed-line and mobile phone
subscribers increased from 83.54 million to 421 million,
ranking China first in the world. Construction in the energy
sector was further intensified. The power-generating
capacity increased from 254 million kw in 1997 to 353
million kw in 2002. --Overall
development of the western region made a good start. Over
the past three years since the introduction of the western
development strategy, the government has given a powerful
push to the region's development by increasing investment,
stepping up transfer payments and introducing preferential
fiscal and taxation policies. Construction of 36 key
projects was launched, with total investment exceeding 600
billion yuan. Smooth progress was made in the construction
of such major projects as the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, the
west-to-east natural gas pipeline, the west-to-east
electricity-transmission project, water control projects and
trunk highways. Work was accelerated in extending asphalt
roads to every county seat, ensuring every township access
to electricity, and making available radio and television
reception to every village. Efforts were intensified to
conserve and improve the ecological environment.
--Capability for sustainable
development was enhanced. The country's investment in
environmental protection and ecological development over the
past five years totaled 580 billion yuan, which was 170
percent more than the amount between 1950-97. Six forest
ecological projects are under construction, including
reforestation of formerly cultivated land, protection of
natural forests and control over the sources of sandstorms
affecting Beijing and Tianjin. In the past five years, an
additional 27.87 million hectares of land have been covered
with trees, 31.53 million hectares of hills cordoned off for
afforestation, and about 3.82 million hectares of farmland
returned to forests. Soil erosion on 266,000 square km of
land and desertification on about 5.7 million hectares of
land were brought under control. The tendency toward
worsening environmental pollution has, on the whole, been
curbed. Fresh advances were made in the protection of
natural resources. With the natural population growth rate
dropping to 6.45 percent, China has entered a period
featuring a low and stable fertility level.
Reform and opening-up made
breakthrough progress and a socialist market economic
structure was initially established
Over the past five years, construction
of a modern market system was undertaken in a comprehensive
way. The national economy has become more market-oriented,
and the basic role of the market in resources allocation has
increased noticeably. Price reforms in such fields as public
service, energy and transport were continuously deepened.
The development of markets for capital, property rights,
land, technology and labor was accelerated. Modern methods
of distribution and marketing continuously expanded.
Periodical achievements were made in rectifying and
regulating the order of the market economy. The market
environment and consumption climate gradually
improved.
Reforms of banking, fiscal,
taxation, investment and financing systems were deepened. A
banking system compatible with a growing socialist market
economy began to take shape. Methods of financial regulation
and control improved step by step. The framework of a social
security system was established by and large. Significant
progress was made in the effort to establish the basic
old-age pensions and medical insurance systems in urban
areas.
Opening-up was expanded in
breadth and depth. Foreign trade has taken several big steps
forward. The ranking of China's total import and export
volume rose from the 10th place to the fifth place. The
total volume of exports increased from US$182.8 billion to
US$325.6 billion. The mix of commodities for export was
optimized continuously. The country's foreign capital
utilization level was enhanced considerably.
Noticeable improvement was
attained in the capacity for scientific and technological
innovation and education developed
vigorously Significant
progress was made in basic research and high-tech and
applied technology studies. Outstanding achievements were
scored in such fields as information technology, life
science and aeronautical and space technologies. A number of
key state laboratories were completed, several major
scientific projects were carried out, and construction of a
batch of national engineering research centers was launched.
The process of industrializing and commercializing
scientific and technological achievements was noticeably
accelerated.
Education developed rapidly.
Areas where the nine-year compulsory education was basically
universalized and where illiteracy among the young and
middle-aged was basically eliminated comprised 65 percent of
the country's total population in 1997, while the rate rose
to 91 percent in 2002. Senior secondary education was
strengthened. The enrolment rate for those taking university
entrance exams increased from 36 percent to 59 percent. Over
the past five years, 13 million junior and regular college
students and 310,000 postgraduate students graduated.
Significant progress was made in outsourcing college
services to independent service providers. Work on
establishing vocational and adult education systems with a
fairly complete structure and a full range of specialties
was in the main completed. Great importance was attached to
special and pre-school education. Privately run schools
developed rapidly. Competence-oriented education was given
greater emphasis to ensure students develop in an all-round
way, morally, intellectually, physically and
aesthetically.
Main features of
government work and valuable experiences accumulated in
practice The features of
government work and the experiences accumulated over the
past five years include the following nine aspects:
1. Maintaining the right direction and
intensity of macro-economic regulation and implementing a
proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy;
2. Unswervingly taking economic
restructuring as paramount and working hard to improve the
quality and efficiency of economic growth;
3. Steadfastly giving priority to solving the
problems facing agriculture, rural areas and farmers, and
consolidating the position of agriculture as the foundation
of the national economy'; 4.
Steadfastly carrying forward the reform of state-owned
enterprises and effectively strengthening the reemployment
work and development of the social security system;
5. Steadfastly opening wider to the
outside world and actively participating in international
economic and technological cooperation and
competition;
6. Implementing the strategy
of developing the country through science, technology and
education, raising the nation's scientific and technological
capacity for innovation and improving the overall quality of
the population;
7. Continuing to take the path of sustainable
development and promoting the coordinated development of
economy, population, resources and environment;
8. Making every effort to
maintain social stability so as to creat a favorable
environment for reform and development; and
9. Continuing to transform
government functions and striving to build a clean,
diligent, efficient and pragmatic government.
Outstanding achievements
scored in building socialist democracy and socialist
spiritual civilization
Democracy has
been improved steadily over the past five years.
Implementing the basic strategy of governing the country by
law, the government performed its official duties in strict
compliance with law and speeded up the effort to promote the
rule of law. Administrative scrutiny, auditing and economic
supervision were stepped up, which played an important role
in furthering the conduct of government according to law,
fighting corruption, building a clean government, and
prosecuting major economic cases and irregularities.
Numerous measures for comprehensively improving social
security have been implemented, ensuring that the public
security situation in society takes a turn for the better
and enhancing the people's sense of security.
Fresh achievements were made in promoting
spiritual civilization. The past five years witnessed
unprecedented vigorous cultural exchange with the outside
world. Results were achieved in the effort to prevent and
control major diseases. No major epidemics broke out after
the disastrous floods. The Outline Program for the
Development of Chinese Women and Children was promulgated
and implemented. Efforts devoted to the education and
protection of young people were intensified. A great deal of
work concerning the aging population was done. Great
progress was made in undertakings on behalf of disabled
people. Mass sports developed vigorously, and good results
were achieved continuously in competitive sports. Beijing
won the bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games, and Shanghai
secured the right to host the 2010 World Expo. These
successes aroused the patriotic enthusiasm of the people of
all ethnic groups in China and enhanced their national pride
and solidarity. People's
living standards generally reached a well-off
level The income of
urban and rural residents grew continuously. The per-capita
disposable income of urban residents registered an average
annual growth rate of 8.6 percent in real terms. The
per-capita net income of rural households increased from
2,090 yuan to 2,476 yuan a year. The balance of savings
deposits of urban and rural residents rose from 4.6 trillion
yuan to 8.7 trillion yuan. The number of rural poor
decreased from 49.6 million to 28.2 million.
The level of consumption rose
noticeably. Urban and rural markets remained brisk, and the
country's total volume of retail sales of consumer goods
increased from 2.73 trillion yuan in 1997 to 4.1 trillion
yuan in 2002, showing an average annual growth of 10.5
percent in real terms. The per-capita living space of urban
residents increased from 17.8 square meters to nearly 22
square meters, and that for rural residents rose from 22.5
square meters to 26.5 square meters. Conditions of medical
care continued to improve, and the average life expectancy
of the Chinese people reached 71.8 years in 2002, close to
the level of intermediately developed countries.
Intensified national defense and army
building provided a reliable guarantee for the country's
security and modernization drive
National defense and army building made new
strides over the past five years. Acting on the military
strategies for the new era, the people's army has
implemented the strategy of strengthening itself through
science and technology. Intensified efforts were pooled to
revolutionize, modernize and regularize the armed forces,
leading to a rise in the country's military capability and
in the army's defensive combat readiness. The task of
reducing the armed forces by half a million troops was
completed on schedule. Ideological and political work in the
army has been carried out effectively. Reforms in the army's
logistical support system were deepened. The modernization
level of military equipment and weapons has been enhanced
significantly. Intensified research efforts have brought
about new developments in defense-related science,
technology and industry. Continuous progress was made in
national defense mobilization. The intensified national
defense and army building have provided a reliable guarantee
for the country's security and modernization drive.
Persistent efforts were made to ensure the coordinated
development of national defense and economic construction.
Importance was attached to scientific research in national
defense and weaponry development, with an eye to enhancing
the army's overall defensive combat readiness in the
high-tech era.
Outstanding difficulties and
problems in China's economic and social
life There are still
some outstanding difficulties and problems in the country's
economic and social life. They are, in the main, as follows:
insufficient domestic effective demand and inability of the
supply structure to respond to changes in market demand,
slow growth in the income of farmers and some urban
residents, a rise in the number of unemployed and serious
difficulties in some people's livelihood, continued
inequities in income distribution, arduous tasks faced by
the reform of state-owned enterprises, the need to continue
to rectify and regulate the order of the market economy,
sporadic occurrence of serious industrial accidents, poor
public security in some localities, degradation of the
ecological environment in some areas, continued isolation
from the people and perpetration of formalism, bureaucracy,
falsification, extravagance and waste among some government
officials, and certain types of corruption remaining
conspicuous. Further steps will be taken to solve these
problems conscientiously.
Continue to expand domestic demand and
maintain the steady and rapid development of the national
economy Maintaining the
good momentum of economic growth is the basis for success in
all fields of government work. Importance should be attached
to structural readjustment and optimization, with emphasis
on enhancing the quality and efficiency of economic growth.
We should adhere to the policy of expanding domestic demand,
continue to implement the proactive fiscal policy and
prudent monetary policy, and ensure a double-pull effect on
economic growth from both consumption demand and investment
demand. We should strive to expand consumption demand, and
continue to improve the consumption climate by completing
relevant policies and expanding areas of consumer spending.
A relatively fast increase in investment should be
maintained. We should broaden the channels for investment
from society and for enterprise financing, and direct
investment funds from society to industries and development
projects encouraged by the state. We should resolutely
resist redundant low-level construction projects. While
continuing to guard against and defuse financial risks, we
should generate more financial resources to support economic
development. Securities, insurance and capital markets
should be developed in accordance with established
standards. The fiscal and taxation work should be handled
conscientiously. Continuous efforts should be made to
increase revenue and cut expenditure. By strengthening tax
collection and management according to law and cracking down
on all forms of tax evasion and tax fraud, we will ensure
that all taxes due are collected without exception.
Promote all-round development of
agriculture and the rural economy
Structural readjustment in agriculture
and the rural economy should be accelerated. We should
continue to readjust the distribution of agricultural areas
and promote industrialization of agriculture, and vigorously
develop animal husbandry, aquiculture and the processing of
agricultural products. Efforts to return farmland to forests
should be intensified. We should strengthen the system of
ensuring the quality and safety of agricultural products and
the system of ensuring socialized services for agriculture.
We should continue to implement and improve the rural
household land contract system and do a good job in managing
and regulating non-agricultural land. Various reforms in
rural areas should be deepened. The experiment with rural
taxes and administrative charges will be extended to all
parts of the country on the basis of summarized experiences
and improved policies. We should conscientiously implement
all policies and measures designed to lighten the burden on
farmers. We should deepen the reform of the grain and cotton
distribution system, so as to earnestly protect farmers'
interests. We should increase investment in the development
of agricultural infrastructure and agricultural science and
technology. Assistance to major grain-producing areas should
be intensified. A good job should be done in alleviating
poverty through development. The collective economy should
be strengthened, lntra-county economic development should be
promoted. The process of urbanization should be accelerated.
We should also intensify efforts to coordinate and guide the
shifting of surplus rural labor to non-agricultural sectors,
and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of migrant
farmer-workers in cities.
Press forward with industrial
restructuring and overall development of the western
region Industrial
restructuring should be accelerated in line with the
requirement for a new approach to industrialization. We
should vigorously develop new and high4ech industries that
will propel economic growth. Efforts should be made to
promote IT application and use IT to propel
industrialization. We should make extensive use of advanced
applicable technologies to transform traditional industries
and invigorate the equipment manufacturing industry. We
should do a good job in planning and readjusting the
development of steel, automobile and building materials
industries to prevent blind expansion and disorderly
competition. Further efforts should be pooled to eliminate
obsolete production capacity. We should vigorously develop
modern services and tourism, and attach great importance to
the development of community-based services.
The development of the western region
should proceed in a down-to-earth manner. We should continue
to strengthen the conservation of the ecological environment
and infrastructure construction. Priority should be given to
the construction of major projects to ensure their progress
and quality. Special effort should be placed on developing
economies with local characteristics and competitive
industries. Measures should be adopted to prevent the
unwarranted transfer of discarded and obsolete industrial
equipment and polluting enterprises to the western region.
Greater support should be granted to old industrial bases in
their efforts to quicken readjustment and technological
transformation, encourage cities or areas that are mainly
dependent on resource exploitation to develop alternative
industries, and help old revolutionary base areas and
regions inhabited by ethnic minorities to develop
quickly.
Deepen economic
restructuring and open wider to the outside
world While adhering to
and improving the basic economic system in which public
ownership plays the dominant role and diverse forms of
ownership develop side by side, we should unswervingly
consolidate and develop the public economy and consistently
encourage, support and guide the development of individual,
private and other non-public economies. We should reform the
state property management system from top to bottom in an
orderly way. We should expand the area which allows private
capital market access, and create an environment of fair
competition for all types of market forces. We should
steadily carry out reform of the financial system and
continue reforms of the taxation, investment and financing
systems. The reform of the system for income distribution
should be carried out in depth, in order to gradually
straighten out the relationship of distribution.
Rectifying and regulating the order of
the market economy is a long-term arduous task that calls
for persistent effort. We should accelerate the
establishment of a new order in the socialist market economy
through reform and rectification. We should enhance the
level of opening-up in an all-round way by adhering to the
"bringing in" and "going out"
strategies. The reform of the foreign trade system should be
deepened. We should strive to improve the investment
environment and standardize procedures for attracting
investment. Vigorous efforts should be made to promote
bilateral, multilateral and regional economic
cooperation.
Improve the work of
job creation and social security
Efforts should be
continued to improve work related to employment and social
security. Governments at all levels should take it as a
major task to improve the employment environment and create
more jobs. The labor market should be standardized and
developed. Energetic efforts should be pooled to develop
vocational training and employment services. We should
vigorously develop vocational training and employment
services and improve guidance and services to college and
vocational school graduates in their search for jobs and
career opportunities. We should further improve the work of
ensuring payment, on time and in full, of the living
allowances for workers laid off from state-owned
enterprises, the basic pensions for retirees and subsistence
allowances for the urban poor. We should also do a good job
in linking up the "three-stage guarantees" (the
system of guaranteeing the livelihood of workers laid-off
from state-owned enterprises, the unemployment insurance
system and the system of guaranteeing the basic living
standards of urban residents). Basic old-age pensions and
medical insurance for workers of enterprises in urban areas
should be upgraded, and social security coverage in various
fields should be further expanded. We should steadily
incorporate living allowances for laid-off workers from
state-owned enterprises into the unemployment insurance
funds. Social security funds should be raised through a
variety of channels and managed properly. Work should be
done to ensure the success of pilot programs for a new type
of rural cooperative medical system. The legitimate rights
and interests of women and children must be effectively
protected. We should also improve the work concerning senior
citizens and give greater support to undertakings on behalf
of the disabled.
Conscientiously implement the
strategy of national rejuvenation through science,
technology and education and the strategy of sustainable
development We should
continue to increase investment for developing science,
technology and education. State plans for long- and
medium-term development of science and technology should be
promptly formulated and implemented. We should push forward
the development of a state innovation system. We should
effectively strengthen basic and high-tech research and
enhance our capabilities for scientific and technological
innovation and competition. We should strengthen
infrastructure construction for science and technology. We
should deepen the reform of the educational system,
encourage innovative approaches to education, and promote
competence-oriented education in an all-round way. We should
accelerate the development of all types of education at all
levels and improve the quality of education. We should
continue to implement the strategy of making the country
strong by giving full play to the role of talented people.
We should keep up our good work with regard to population
and family planning. Protection and conservation of the
ecological environment should be strengthened and the work
concerning disaster prevention and reduction
improved.
Unswervingly pursue
an independent foreign policy of peace
We will continue to consolidate and
strengthen our solidarity and cooperation with other
developing countries and support them in their efforts to
defend their legitimate rights and interests. We will
continue to cultivate friendly ties with our neighbors,
increase regional cooperation and bring our exchanges and
cooperation with neighboring countries to a new high. We
will continue to improve and develop our relations with
developed countries and, on the basis of the Five Principles
of Peaceful Coexistence, broaden the area of common
interests and appropriately iron out differences. We will
continue to take an active part in multilateral diplomacy
and promote democracy in international relations and
diversity in development models. We are against all forms of
hegemonism and power politics and against terrorism of every
kind. The Chinese people are ready to join the people of all
other countries in the lofty cause of promoting world peace
and development.
Strengthen the
building of socialist democracy, the legal system and
spiritual civilization
We should develop socialist
democracy and socialist political civilization. Political
power and democracy at the grass-roots level in urban and
rural areas should be strengthened. We should build up the
socialist legal system and improve administrative laws and
statutes, increase the level of law enforcement by
administrative authorities and enhance the awareness of law
of all Chinese citizens. We should further develop cultural
undertakings, such as literature, art, mass media,
publishing, radio, film and television, and bring out a
large number of high quality works. We should deepen
structural reform in the cultural field and actively develop
cultural undertakings and cultural industries. We should
tirelessly fight against pornographic and illegal
publications. Development and management of Internet
websites should be strengthened. We should actively promote
the xmform and development of health and sports
undertakings. We should conscientiously do a good job in
preparing for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing and the 2010
World Expo in Shanghai. We must spare no efforts to maintain
social stability. We must severely deal with all crimes in
accordance with the law, and watch out for and punish
criminal activities of cult organizations.
Earnestly improve the government
itself We must deepen
the reform of the administrative system. In keeping with
separation of the government from enterprises and the
principles of simplification, consistency and efficiency, we
should further transform government functions, reorganize
the government setup, clarify the functions of government
departments, simplify administrative examination and
approval procedures and improve government management, so as
to bring about an administrative system that has
standardized behavior and operational harmony, and is fair,
transparent, clean and efficient. We must follow the law and
be strict in performing our official duties. We must keep up
our anti-corruption fight, and energetically rectify
misconduct and unhealthy tendencies in various trades and
government departments. We must intensify administrative
supervision and auditing, as well as surveillance by the
media and the general public. In the new situation, we
should be all the more mindful of potential perils and be
prepared for the worst. It is incumbent upon all of us to
remain modest, prudent and free from arrogance and rashness
in our style of work, and to preserve the style of plain
living and hard work. Complete
reunification of the motherland can be achieved at an early
date Over the past
five years, fresh progress was made in promoting the great
cause of national reunification. Following the return of
Hong Kong to the motherland, the Chinese Government resumed
the exercise of sovereignty over Macao in December 1999.
Maintaining the prosperity, stability and development in
Hong Kong and Macao is an unshakable goal of ours. We must
continue to implement the principle of "one country,
two systems" and act in strict accordance with the
basic laws of the Hong Kong and Macao special administrative
regions. We must implement in an all-round way the basic
principles of "peaceful reunification" and
"one country, two systems" and the eight-point
proposal for the settlement of the Taiwan issue, strive for
an early resumption of dialogue and negotiation between the
two sides of the Taiwan Straits on the basis of the
one-China principle, and strongly oppose any statements or
actions aimed at creating "Taiwan independence",
"two Chinas" or "one China, one Taiwan".
We should further expand the scope of personnel visits
across the Straits, as well as exchange and cooperation in
economic, cultural and other fields, while vigorously
promoting the three direct links of trade, mail, and air and
shipping services across the Straits.
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