As the Two Sessions commence, international journalists gather at the Great Hall of the People to cover one of China's most significant political events. The press conference for the Third Session of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) is a key platform for discussing China's economic policies, reforms, and global impact.
By 1 p.m., reporters worldwide line up outside the East Gate, eager to gain firsthand insights. Many rush forward, carrying heavy photography and video equipment to secure the best vantage points. After multiple rounds of security checks, they enter the Central Hall, an architectural masterpiece adorned with natural marble flooring, towering white columns, and crystal chandeliers.
Inside the Press Conference Hall, spokesperson Liu addresses both domestic and international media, providing updates on key policies, economic strategies, and China's role on the global stage. Journalists from various countries seize the opportunity to ask pressing questions, reflecting the worldwide significance of China's political and economic decisions.
Beyond the official proceedings, international reporters share their perspectives on the two Sessions' organization, scale, and impact. They highlight the meticulous planning behind the event, from the seamless logistics to the hospitality services, which include traditional Chinese teas and refreshments—a small but thoughtful gesture reflecting China's attention to detail.
With global interest in China's development growing, this year's Two Sessions provide a crucial moment for cross-cultural dialogue and international engagement. What do foreign journalists think about China's policy directions? How do they perceive the country's evolving role in global affairs? Stay tuned as we bring you exclusive interviews and insights from international media representatives on the ground.
Reporter: Crystal/Camerman: Crystal/English Editor: Felicia, Zoey/Editing: Yi, Crystal
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