Rohan Malik, Emerging Markets Leader for Global Government & Public Sector at EY. (Photo/CE.cn)

"The annual 'two sessions' will inject fresh impetus to China's future development. With rich experience in infrastructure construction and manufacturing, China has done a good job in keep an annual growth rate of 6.5% amid a global economic slump. We have to adapt to the "new normal". If China can use innovation as a driving force to strengthen manufacturing competiveness, China may win the opportunities in overseas bidding and investment, and better push for the supply-side structural reform," said Rohan Malik, Emerging Markets Leader for Global Government & Public Sector at EY.