CPPCC members get ready for new session

Days before the session opens, the country's top political advisory body has made available on its Web site information on its more than 2000 members. The information shows that more than 60 percent of its members are non-communists. Some of them also hold important positions at the State Council.

Ye Jiannong, CPPCC member. (CCTV.com)

Ye Jiannong, CPPCC member, said, "It shows the CPC is sharing power with non-communists and has trust in them."

Wei wei, CPPCC member. (CCTV.com)

Wei wei, CPPCC member, said, "This is a characteristic feature of our political system. One party leads, the others participate. It's very good."