Highlights

• - Blood Donation Laws Should Be Eased
  
• - Environment Lottery Idea Sparks Debate
  
• - S&P: Chinese Economy Likely to Grow by 8.3% in 2012
  
• - Uncertainty Remains for Tobacco Tax Hike
  
• - China to Strictly Control New Local Gov't Borrowing
  
• - Wen: China to Take Further Steps to Address Income Disparities
  
• - Premier Wen Urges to Further Promote Social Justice
  
• - Wen: China Needs Political Reform, Warns of Another Cultural Revolution If Without
  
• - Premier: 7.5% GDP Target Not Low
  
• - China Not to Loosen Regulations on Housing Market
  
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• - Wen Expects Common Culture to Resolve Cross-straits Political Grouches
  
• - Premier Wen: RMB Exchange Rate Approaching Equilibrium
  
• - Wen Says Willing to Visit Taiwan After Retirement
  
• - Premier 'Feels Sorry' for China's Problems in His Term
  
• - Wen: China Needs to Run Own Affairs Well amid Global Downturn
  
• - Wen Urges Co-op to Address Trade Imbalance with US
  
• - Human Rights Underlined in Long-anticipated Criminal Procedure Law Revision
  
• - Planting the Seeds of Success in Countryside
  
• - New Body Proposed for ODI Promotion
  
• - Charity Law 'Vital' for Sector to Grow
  
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• - Lawmaker Suggests Building Road to Link Yunnan, Tibet
  
• - Joint Efforts Needed to Deepen Public Hospital Reform
  
• - Central Bank Orders Lending to 1st-home Buyers
  
• - Show of Confidence in Europe
  
• - No Plan to Issue Larger Denomination Banknotes
  
• - Lowered RRR Not to Boost Stock, Property Market
  
• - Foreign Bonds Holdings Remain Diversified
  
• - PBOC: RMB Exchange Rate Decided by Market
  
• - Lawmakers Call for More Efforts in Poverty Alleviation
  
• - Increasing IPR Cases 'a Result of Awareness'
  
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