Every time I have been assigned to cover China's top annual political event, the two sessions, I have always enjoyed conversations I had about it outside the Great Hall of the People with different people, like talkative taxi drivers and grandmothers dancing on the square near my home.

They have never failed to impress me with their hilarious but honest answers and proposals for their congress and government.

This year, I chose reporters from the foreign press at the ongoing two sessions.