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China to firmly uphold One Country, Two Systems policy, realize national rejuvenation: report

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China to firmly uphold One Country, Two Systems policy, realize national rejuvenation: report

2026-03-05 13:34 Last Updated At:18:07

China will resolutely implement the policy of One Country, Two Systems and firmly advance the cause of national reunification, according to a government work report submitted Thursday to the country's top legislature for deliberation.

Premier Li Qiang delivered the report on behalf of the State Council at the opening meeting of the fourth session of the 14th National People's Congress (NPC) in Beijing.

"We will resolutely implement the policy of One Country, Two Systems, under which the people of Hong Kong administer Hong Kong and the people of Macao administer Macao, both with a high degree of autonomy, and ensure that Hong Kong and Macao are administered by patriots. We will support Hong Kong and Macao in better integrating into and contributing to the country's overall development and promote their long-term prosperity and stability," said Li.

He also noted that the country will firmly fight against Taiwan separatist forces while fostering the peaceful development of cross-Strait relations.

"We will fully implement the Party's overall policy for the new era on resolving the Taiwan question. We will stay committed to the one-China principle and the 1992 Consensus, resolutely fight against separatist forces aimed at Taiwan secession, and oppose external interference, so as to promote the peaceful development of cross-Strait relations and advance the cause of national reunification," the premier said.

China to firmly uphold One Country, Two Systems policy, realize national rejuvenation: report

China to firmly uphold One Country, Two Systems policy, realize national rejuvenation: report

China to firmly uphold One Country, Two Systems policy, realize national rejuvenation: report

China to firmly uphold One Country, Two Systems policy, realize national rejuvenation: report

Two pairs of giant panda twins, born in 2023, made their much-anticipated public debut on Tuesday at the Qinling Four Rare Animals Science Park in Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi Province.

The two pairs are Chang Qing (meaning evergreen in Chinese) and Chang Ning (meaning lasting peace in Chinese), as well as Chang Qing (meaning lasting auspiciousness in Chinese) and Chang Le (meaning lasting happiness in Chinese), respectively.

The four lively pandas put on quite a show -- one showed off an impressive upside-down hook move, while another twirled happily on a play facility. The other two took a more relaxed approach, lying on the ground munching bamboo before tumbling into a playful wrestle once their bellies were full.

The four captive-bred panda cubs are all about two and a half years old, and are already able to eat bamboo skillfully on their own.

Their lively interactions not only entertain visitors but also boost their physical activity, aid digestion, and support healthy growth.

Two pairs of panda twins make public debut in Xi'an

Two pairs of panda twins make public debut in Xi'an

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