Anchor:

　　China's new Premier Li Keqiang has held his first news conference after the closing of this year's parliamentary sessions, stressing that the Chinese government's program of reforms are the "biggest dividend" for the country.

　　He Fei has more.

　　Reporter:

　　Premier Li Keqiang has pledged to deepen comprehensive reforms in the country, saying that they pay the biggest dividend for China.

　　He singled out three areas for continued reform tasks that include maintaining economic growth, improving people's livelihood and safeguarding social justice.

　　And yet, reforming the government itself will remain on the agenda.

　　"The institutional reform is about optimizing the distribution of power within the government and transforming government functions. It is about redefining and rationalizing the relationship between the government on the one hand, and the market and society on the other."

　　Forthermore, the new premier promised to work to win the trust from the people through improved governance.

　　"First, we will not use government coffers to construct any new offices, halls or guest houses for the government. Second, the number of people on the government payroll will decrease, not increase. Third, spending on official hospitality, overseas trips for official business, and the use, the purchase of official vehicles will decrease, not increase. The central government will lead by example, and all lower levels of the government must follow suit."

　　Properly handling the urbanization process is another important task for the new government, according to Li. He promised that the government will make sure that the interests of farmers will be guaranteed during the social transition.

　　"Right now there are over 260 million migrant workers in cities. For those who want to integrate into urban lives, we will gradually make it possible for them to do so. This will be a long term and complex process that requires job creation and provision of services. It's also very important for the new type of urbanization to go hand-in-hand with agricultural modernization."

　　Premier Li Keqiang admited that urbanization is a huge and complex issue that will trigger profound changes in the people's lives.

　　"Talking the talk is not as good as walking the walk. We need to pursue market-oriented reforms."

　　That was He Fei with the report.

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