China will develop nuclear power under an "extremely safe" precondition after drawing lessons from the Fukushima nuclear power station accident in Japan last year.
Priorities should be placed on the security of overseas Chinese and the country's economic interests, experts said.
The nation should learn to leverage "public diplomacy" to help Chinese companies go global more smoothly and efficiently, said the spokesman of the nation's top political advisory body.
A deposit insurance network will be establish this year as part of the government's efforts to promote market-based interest rates, Ma Jing, governor of the Guangzhou branch of the People's Bank of China, said on Friday.
Chinese firms investing overseas should focus more on public diplomacy to achieve success in "going global".
Small and micro enterprises may receive more financial support as the central government takes measures to solve their capital shortage.
Manufacturing bounced back to a five-month peak in February, supported by stronger exports, easing concerns about a possible contraction.
Experts expect that breakthrough policies on private investment in monopolized sectors are to be released soon.
China may not loosen its estate policies in the short term but may give the market a bigger role in setting prices in the long run.
Producers and sellers of "gutter oil", or illegally recycled cooking oil, could face the death penalty, China's top court reaffirmed on Thursday.
China will raise government subsidies for health insurance offered to farmers and non-working urbanites to over 360 yuan ($57) per person per year by 2015, an increase of 80 percent.
China plans to set up a strict law on the management of genetically modified food in response to nationwide concerns about the safety of related agricultural products.
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