Highlights: Premier Wen's government work report

-- Gross domestic product (GDP) grows about 7.5 percent.
-- Consumer Price Index (CPI) increase will be kept around 3.5 percent.
-- A deficit of 1.2 trillion yuan (190.48 billion U.S. dollars) is projected, 400 billion more than the budgeted figure last year and accounting for 2 percent of GDP.

Facts and figures: China's major development goals for 2013

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao delivered a report on the work of the government Tuesday morning at the annual session of the National People's Congress. It is his last government work report to the country's top legislature.

• GDP target:
  
  I.Is 7.5% growth target low?
  II.Is it difficult or not to achieve the target?
  III.Will people’s livelihood be affected?
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  Inflation:
  
  I.3.5 percent inflation target is rational
  
  II. Three inflation pressures to face
  
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  Low-income housing:
  
  Since the number of new low-income housing construction continued to decline, does it mean the government's efforts on low-income housing construction decreased?
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  Retirement pensions:
  
  Will it be hard to pay the pensions in the future with the rising pension level?
  
  
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  Employment:
  
  The government work report has presented some new methods to promote employment goals.
  
  
  
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  Medical care system
  
  Can every migrant benefit from the new cooperative medical scheme no matter where they work?
  
  
  
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  Education input
  
  How to make full use of the fiscal education fund?