Hu Jintao delivers report to CPC congress, stresses socialism with Chinese characteristics

BEIJING, Nov. 8 (Xinhua) -- Hu Jintao on Thursday called on all the members of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the Chinese people to "firmly march on the path of socialism with Chinese characteristics and strive to complete the building of a moderately prosperous society in all respects."

Hu made the remarks in a keynote report to the CPC's 18th National Congress on behalf of the 17th CPC Central Committee.

• Hu says China firmly follows socialism with Chinese characteristics

• China achieves new historic successes over past decade: Hu

• Scientific Outlook on Development becomes CPC's theoretical guidance

• Hu outlines ‘overall approach’ for China's modernization drive

• China adds resident's per capita income into economic growth target

• Hu says China to complete building of a moderately prosperous society by 2020

• Hu vows to boost domestic demand

• Hu stresses improving socialist market economy, change of growth model

• Hu says China must continue reform of political structure

• Hu calls for efforts to enhance social ethics

• Hu says China to institute multi-tiered social security system

• CPC pledges to keep improving people's wellbeing

• Hu calls for efforts to build China into maritime power

• CPC proposes to build ‘beautiful’ China

• Hu says China committed to peaceful development

• Hu says CPC must strengthen governance capacity

• CPC pledges unremitting efforts to combat corruption

• Hu suggests military security trust mechanism, peace agreement with Taiwan

• Hu says China will not copy Western system in political reform

• Hu asks leading officials to strengthen supervision over their families, staff

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