郑州近视眼多少度能做手术郑州郑州做眼部激光,郑州郑州哪个医院看眼睛好,郑州近视手术合作医疗能报销吗,郑州激光手术治近视眼价格,郑州飞秒眼睛近视手术,郑州河南郑州儿童眼科医院,郑州高度近视会失明吗

Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged officials to make "every possible effort" to solve public grievances. He said officials must treat the handling of public petitions as important work to keeping abreast of public events, pooling people's wisdom, protecting the public interest and improving social solidarity. Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, made the remarks in a written instruction conveyed to the eighth national conference on petition work, which was held in Beijing Tuesday to Wednesday. He urged Party committees, government agencies and officials to handle people's legitimate appeals lawfully, in timely fashion and in the local areas, address the root causes of issues, and build a stronger grassroots system, Xi said. The construction of the legal institutions and related system for addressing public petitions should be improved, Xi said, calling for efforts to make petition work more forward-looking, systematic and targeted. Speaking highly of petition work in recent years, the president said those handling petitions have helped solve large numbers of problems concerning the immediate interests of the people and played an important role in safeguarding the country's reform, development and stability. Xi ordered Party committees to enhance leadership over the work, show support and care for those handling petitions, and build a high-quality team that are loyal to the Party, dedicated to serving the people and good at working with the general public. At the two-day event, model individuals and units were awarded for their contribution to the work and certificates of merit were granted to those who had handled petitions for more than 25 years. China has established a system to handle appeals and petitions of the public, including citizens seeking government redress in cases ranging from illegal land acquisition, social security, education, to healthcare and environmental protection.

China, which has the largest number of e-vehicle manufacturers worldwide and the largest network of charging points, has set a goal of selling 2 million new energy cars a year by 2020. "We are at the beginning of the revolution," he said.

China-India cooperation benefits not only the two countries, but also Asia and the world, Wang said.

China's railways loaded 169,000 trains a day in average in the first half of June, an increase of 3,160 vehicles from the first half of May, up 10.7 percent year-on-year, with coal loading up 16.6 percent.

China's top financial regulators have warned about risks in complicated financial products and banks' off-balance sheet business, in a bid to prevent cross-market risk contagion, according to senior officials on Thursday.