A vast of 170,000 hectares of rapeseed flowers blankets the verdant grasslands of Hulun Buir in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in July.
The month marks the peak blooming season of rapeseed flowers in Hulun Buir. The boundless rapeseed sea on a farm in Hulun Buir awes visitors from afar, like Yuan from Beijing.
"I was told about the stunning rapeseed fields here long ago. As it is fine today, I come with some friends to this sea of flowers and take photos and enjoy ourselves heart and soul," said Yuan.
As an important agricultural industry in Hulun Buir, rapeseed cultivation not only diversifies the local agricultural structure, but also has become a summer tourism highlight for the local economy.
170,000 hectares of rapeseed bloom in Hulun Buir
China's top political advisor Wang Huning on Friday urged political advisors to intensify research and consultation to offer valuable suggestions for advancing the cause of people with disabilities.
Wang, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), made these remarks while presiding over a biweekly consultation session of the national committee.
Wang underlined that ensuring a happy and fulfilling life for people with disabilities is an essential requirement for promoting Chinese modernization.
He called upon political advisors to focus on the new situations and challenges in advancing the cause for such individuals while urging more targeted and practical proposals based on thorough investigations and research.
Democratic oversight should be strengthened to ensure the effective implementation of policies supporting those with disabilities, Wang noted.
Several national political advisors also made their remarks during the session. They called for efforts to create unobstructed career development pathways for people with disabilities, advance research and application of assistive technologies, and enhance the quality of public services to continuously improve their quality of life.
China's top political advisor stresses boosting services for people with disabilities
