Li's visit to Hungary will be his first since he became premier in 2013, and also the first since the two countries established a comprehensive strategic partnership this year.
Lin Bin, deputy director of CCPIT Beijing, said that the sub-council has built up business ties with a large number of well-known companies, but this is the first time it has cooperated with an innovation-driven company such as Mobike.
Li, the Taiwan studies professor, said upholding and improving the "one country, two systems" principle will also be a key to deal with the Taiwan issue, which will help to steadily advance the peaceful reunification of the country.
Li said transformation and restructuring should lead to economic development, expanded employment and a continuous increase in residential incomes.
Li, 51, led a 135-member team from the Beijing hospital that was dispatched in three groups to help patients at Tongji Hospital's Zhongfa Xincheng branch in Wuhan at the height of the outbreak in February. When the team left Wuhan on April 4, 100 of their 115 COVID-19 patients had been discharged.
Li said the province fully supports Macao's economic development and urged both sides to seize the golden opportunities brought by the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area in the coming years.
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Li said that the Chinese government gives great importance to the development of education and science and technology as they are the most important underpinning forces for China's future.
Li said that while many visually impaired people can read Braille today, knowing the language is no longer as important as it was two decades ago.
Li had just come back from her grown child's home in Beijing when she learned that the local blood bank was facing a seasonal blood shortage these days. She immediately came to the center to give them a helping hand.
Like many women of the Tu ethnic group, Ma Baoqin started learning Panxiu, a type of embroidery with Tu characteristics, when she was about 10 years old.