Targeted measures to better well-being
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CHINA will take targeted measures to address problems to improve the public’s overall well-being in 2018.
The problems are related to childhood education, employment, pension insurance, medical treatment and online scams, the statement said.
Prominent problems in education should be dealt with, such as heavy extracurricular burdens for primary and middle school students, “school-choosing fever” among parents and overcrowded classes in some schools.
Problems related to infant care and childhood education should also be solved properly.
The government will give particular attention to tackling structural unemployment and workplace discrimination based on gender and identity.
The country will also reform and improve the basic pension schemes for urban employees and for rural and non-working urban residents, and quickly bring pension schemes under national unified management.
As it is difficult and expensive to see a doctor in China, the government should continue its efforts to solve the problem. Private sector capital is encouraged to invest in health care.
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