China doesn't want 2010 to be "unpeaceful year" with U.S.
02-27 17:22
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said Saturday that China did not want 2010 to be "an unpeacful year" for trade and economic relations with the United States.
Recent major trade disputes between China and the U.S.
U.S. urged to open exports of hi-tech products
Premier vows to tame "wild horse" of skyrocketing housing prices
02-27 16:09
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Saturday said he was determined to tame the "wild horse" of the country's soaring housing market and to keep the prices at a reasonable level within his term as Premier.
Wen confident in economy
China still faces serious employment pressure, says Premier Wen
02-27 15:30
China is still facing serious challenges in employment, though labor shortage has been found in booming cities in China's coastal areas recently, said Premier Wen Jiabao on Saturday during an online chat with netizens.
Online questions for Premier
Highlights of Chinese premier's activities in Vietnam
10-30 21:36
Addressing the Fifth East Asia Summit, Wen said that the summit has boosted the mutual understandings among all the member states and promoted peace, stability and development in the region since its establishment five years ago.
Premier web chat focuses on domestic challenges
02-28 07:36
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao mainly focused on domestic issues and challenges during his second annual online chat here Saturday with the public, in which he described 2010 as "the most complicated year" for the country.
Biographical sketch of Wen Jiabao
Premier Wen vows to prevent possible inflation
02-27 16:28
Premier Wen Jiabao pledged to prevent possible inflation with a moderately loose monetary policy and to secure agricultural harvest within this year.
Wen confident in economy
Wen: Massive stimulus plan proved effective
Wen's Remarks  >>
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China's massive stimulus package effective, economy recovering: Premier
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Premier Wen highlights employment, medicare, housing in online chat
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Public hospital reform aims at public interests, says Premier
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Backgrounder: Recent major trade disputes between China and the U.S.
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Chinese Premier calls for changes in education bureaucracy
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Misuse of public resources must be curbed through "democratic supervision": Wen
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Shanghai World Expo to showcase latest achievements of world civilizations: Wen
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Premier Wen says to talk with public on-line again next year
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Mainland willing to sacrifice some interests in economic pact with Taiwan: Wen
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Chinese Premier asks entrepreneurs to be more ethical
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Shoe-throwing incident leads to mother's cerebral hemorrhage, Wen says
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China-U.S. trade disputes must be settled through negotiations: Wen
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Premier Wen says to help foreign firms in China enjoy "national treatment"
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Wen urges U.S. to open exports of hi-tech products to China
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China doesn't want 2010 to be "unpeaceful year" with U.S.
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China's Wen hopes for good Sino-U.S.trade relations
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Premier Wen vows to prevent possible inflation
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Chinese Premier urges people to read more
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China to step up effort to increase housing supply this year: Premier Wen
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Premier Wen vows to tame "wild-horse" housing prices
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China to advance reform of its household registration system: Premier Wen
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Chinese premier encourages university graduates to start own businesses
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Premier Wen stresses fair distribution of social wealth
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China's Wen confident in 2010 economy despite "most complicated" situation
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Premier: "dignity" of people lies in protection of Constitutional rights, freedom
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China still faces serious employment pressure, says Premier Wen
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Online questions for Chinese Premier Wen
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Chinese Premier Wen starts online chat with netizens
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrives for online talk with netizens
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Chinese Premier to face massive queries in upcoming online chat