Media Response
- China Daily, an English newspaper based in China, ran the headlines "Premier vows to support education".
- The Daily Telegraph called Wen's speech an "unusually populist" move which attacked corrupt officials and focused on health and education.
- Bloomberg L.P.'s Andy Mukherjee commented that "Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's speech at this year's meeting of the country's largely symbolic legislature broke little new ground."
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