Reform must continue across the board for country to realize its modernization

To the question of what can be expected of the third plenary session of the 20th Communist Party of China Central Committee, there is no doubt that plans for further comprehensively deepening reform will be the answer.

Reform has proved to be always necessary for China to make progress in its economic and social development since it was first initiated in the late 1970s.

Without reform, China would not have achieved what it has. From rural reform to unleash the potential of rural villagers for agricultural production to the reform for upgrading of industries, the country has undergone an unprecedented transformation in almost every aspect of its economic and social life.