At the ongoing Two Sessions, China has set an economic growth target of approximately 5 percent in 2023 and said it is aiming to keep consumer price inflation at around 3 percent and adding some 12 million urban jobs for the year. How will China achieve these targets?

Join CGTN host Michael Wang with Liu Baocheng, dean of the Center for International Business Ethics from the University of International Business and Economics; Victor Gao, chair professor of Soochow University; Le Xia, Asia chief economist of the Spanish multinational financial services company BBVA, and Rayman Zhang, executive director of CBRE China, to decode the highlights of the newly released government work report.