神马文学网CPC delegates vow to carry out Scientific Outlook on Development
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CPC delegates vow to carry out Scientific Outlook on Development 
11:36, October 17, 2007 [Font big medium small] [BBS] [Print] [Close] Delegates to the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) have vowed to carryout the Scientific Outlook on Development while seeking development in their respective fields.
"This (the outlook) was proposed at the right time to meet China's demands for maintaining sustained and stable economic growth," said Bai Enpei, a delegate from the southwestern border province of Yunnan, during a group discussion on Hu Jintao's report delivered to the congress on Monday.
Hu said in the report that the Scientific Outlook on Development was formulated to meet new requirements of development by analyzing China's own practice and drawing on the experience of other countries in development.
The Scientific Outlook on Development "takes development as its essence, putting people first as its core, comprehensive, balanced and sustainable development as its basic requirement, and overall consideration as its fundamental approach," said Hu.
Though underdeveloped, Yunnan Province boasts good ecology with ample wildlife resources, said Bai Enpei, Party chief in Yunnan. "We must be careful not to seek economic development at the cost of the environment."
The subtropical province receives 80 million tourists annually, bringing an annual tourism income of 60 billion yuan (7.7 billion U.S. dollars). "There's still room for expansion, but we have to maintain harmony between man and nature," said Bai.
In a latest effort to seek a more scientific way of development, Bai said the hilly province will encourage farmers in 120 counties to grow walnuts instead of low-yield corn on hills. "The government will subsidize the farmers 450 yuan (58 U.S. dollars) for each hectare of land."
Air China board chairman Li Jiaxiang said it is crucial to abandon conventional ways of thinking. "Everyone agrees we should adopt the Scientific Outlook on Development, but it's vital to put the words into practice."
Source: Xinhua
Key Points of Hu Jintao's Report ·Hu Jintao charts roadmap for China: sustainable growth, greater democracy ·Hu Jintao mentions "democracy" more than 60 times in landmark report ·Hu Jintao: No tolerance to corruption ·Hu against arbitrary decision-making in the Party ·Hu Jintao calls for building harmonious world ·Hu: China to modernize army for self-defense, world peace ·Hu Jintao appeals for "peace agreement" with Taiwan ·Hu Jintao calls for enhancing "soft power" of Chinese culture ·Hu Jintao vows to "reverse growing income disparity" ·Hu Jintao vows to expand people's democracy ·Hu Jintao advocates "conservation culture" for first time in keynote political document ·Hu promises to promote more non-Communists to leading positions ·Innovation tops Hu Jintao's economic agenda ·Hu Jintao proposes Scientific Outlook on Development for tackling China's immediate woes, challenges ·Hu sets goal of quadrupling per capita GDP under environment, resource restrictions ·Hu: Scientific Outlook on Development part of theories of socialism with Chinese characteristics ·Hu highlights efforts by predecessors, vowing to carry on reform, opening up ·Hu says China experiences "extraordinary" five years of achievements, difficulties ·Hu Jintao stresses socialism with Chinese characteristics
11:36, October 17, 2007 [Font big medium small] [BBS] [Print] [Close] Delegates to the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) have vowed to carryout the Scientific Outlook on Development while seeking development in their respective fields. "This (the outlook) was proposed at the right time to meet China's demands for maintaining sustained and stable economic growth," said Bai Enpei, a delegate from the southwestern border province of Yunnan, during a group discussion on Hu Jintao's report delivered to the congress on Monday.
Hu said in the report that the Scientific Outlook on Development was formulated to meet new requirements of development by analyzing China's own practice and drawing on the experience of other countries in development.
The Scientific Outlook on Development "takes development as its essence, putting people first as its core, comprehensive, balanced and sustainable development as its basic requirement, and overall consideration as its fundamental approach," said Hu.
Though underdeveloped, Yunnan Province boasts good ecology with ample wildlife resources, said Bai Enpei, Party chief in Yunnan. "We must be careful not to seek economic development at the cost of the environment."
The subtropical province receives 80 million tourists annually, bringing an annual tourism income of 60 billion yuan (7.7 billion U.S. dollars). "There's still room for expansion, but we have to maintain harmony between man and nature," said Bai.
In a latest effort to seek a more scientific way of development, Bai said the hilly province will encourage farmers in 120 counties to grow walnuts instead of low-yield corn on hills. "The government will subsidize the farmers 450 yuan (58 U.S. dollars) for each hectare of land."
Air China board chairman Li Jiaxiang said it is crucial to abandon conventional ways of thinking. "Everyone agrees we should adopt the Scientific Outlook on Development, but it's vital to put the words into practice."
Source: Xinhua
Key Points of Hu Jintao's Report ·Hu Jintao charts roadmap for China: sustainable growth, greater democracy ·Hu Jintao mentions "democracy" more than 60 times in landmark report ·Hu Jintao: No tolerance to corruption ·Hu against arbitrary decision-making in the Party ·Hu Jintao calls for building harmonious world ·Hu: China to modernize army for self-defense, world peace ·Hu Jintao appeals for "peace agreement" with Taiwan ·Hu Jintao calls for enhancing "soft power" of Chinese culture ·Hu Jintao vows to "reverse growing income disparity" ·Hu Jintao vows to expand people's democracy ·Hu Jintao advocates "conservation culture" for first time in keynote political document ·Hu promises to promote more non-Communists to leading positions ·Innovation tops Hu Jintao's economic agenda ·Hu Jintao proposes Scientific Outlook on Development for tackling China's immediate woes, challenges ·Hu sets goal of quadrupling per capita GDP under environment, resource restrictions ·Hu: Scientific Outlook on Development part of theories of socialism with Chinese characteristics ·Hu highlights efforts by predecessors, vowing to carry on reform, opening up ·Hu says China experiences "extraordinary" five years of achievements, difficulties ·Hu Jintao stresses socialism with Chinese characteristics
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