In the past five years, what have China people been most concerned about?

In 20 13, People's Daily listed ten key words that netizens paid attention to: 1. Social security; 2. Fighting corruption and promoting honesty; 3. Income distribution; 4. Housing security; 5. Medical reform; 6. Stabilize prices; 7. Food and drug safety; 8. China ruled by law; 9. Reform of administrative system; 10. national defense.

Some netizens think that the dual-track pension system is the most concerned issue in social security. Although the country has raised the basic pension level of enterprise retirees for nine times in a row, the gap has not narrowed significantly compared with the pensions of civil servants and retirees of government agencies and institutions. In some local enterprises, the pension level of retired employees is only about 1/3 of the retirement salary of civil servants in the same place. Nowadays, the long-controversial "dual-track pension system" is on the way to solving it.

By 20 14, People's Daily reported the most concerned issues of netizens before the "two sessions" through online survey. "Social security" ranks first; "Anti-corruption" ranks second; The issue of "food and drug safety" ranks third. In addition, "income distribution", "cadre style", "family planning", "environmental governance" and "education reform" are all in the top ten. In the sub-survey of "Fighting Corruption and Advocating Honesty" ranked second, "Resolutely investigate and deal with major cases to form a deterrent", "Supporting network supervision and public opinion supervision" and "Further improving laws and regulations related to fighting corruption and advocating honesty" won the first three votes.

20 15, in the online survey of People's Daily and Xinhuanet, netizens voted for "income distribution" and "fighting corruption and promoting honesty". According to the client data of People's Daily, "income distribution" ranks at the top of the focus topics of the two sessions, and "food safety", "environmental protection" and "medical and health care" have equal votes, which has also become the most concerned topic of netizens.

At Xinhua News Agency. The "Top Ten Topics of Concern for NPC and CPPCC" voted by netizens include specific livelihood issues such as food safety, medical care, old-age care, and education equity, as well as "high-ranking" topics such as governing the country according to law and simplifying administration and decentralization.

By 20 16, social security, residents' income, medical reform, fighting tigers and catching flies, education equity, housing, environmental protection and housing security ranked in the top eight in the NPC and CPPCC survey sponsored by People's Daily Online. Among the "catching tigers and catching flies", netizens are most concerned about "the strength is not reduced, the rhythm is unchanged, and the scale is not loose" and the establishment of a national supervision system covering state organs and public servants.

What expectations do people have for this year's "two sessions"?

This year is the fifth year of NPC and CPPCC. According to the survey data of Xinhuanet, the top ten hot topics of NPC and CPPCC are income distribution, environmental protection, house price control, social security, anti-corruption, education equity, ruling the country according to law, food and drug safety, strictly administering the party and retirement policy. According to the survey of People's Daily Online, the top three concerns of netizens this year are anti-corruption, social security and medical reform, followed by employment and income, education equity, housing, environmental protection, public security, ruling the country according to law and tackling poverty.

It can be seen that in the past five years, such as "social security", "environmental protection" and "medical reform" have been hot words in the "two sessions". What the people want, I also want. Over the past four years, delegates have made suggestions on issues of public concern reported by the media.

Such as environmental problems. What is the relationship between economic development and environmental protection? As early as 20 13, Yan Chengzhong, deputy to the National People's Congress and director of the Institute of Economic Development and Cooperation of Donghua University, put forward that "the pollution problem is actually an uncoordinated, unbalanced and unsustainable development problem." Huang Xihua, director of Huizhou Tourism Bureau, Guangdong Province, has been engaged in environmental protection for 20 years. She believes that to find a balance between development and protection, we must first develop according to local conditions; Secondly, the government should increase investment and pay off historical debts without new debts. "The key to improving the environment is to resolutely change the concept of development and political achievements that excessively pursue GDP." Huang Xihua emphasized that "good and fast development must put good words in the first place."