Highlights of first 'passage interviews' by national political advisers
Top technology cannot be imported, can only be created at home: Shi Yigong

Shi Yigong, a national adviser, is interviewed at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Sunday [Photo/Xinhua]
Cutting-edge and core technology cannot be imported, it can only be created by Chinese people themselves, Shi Yigong, a leading scientist and president of Westlake University told reporters.
"China's higher education has made a great leap, while it is still lagging behind in some basic research areas. There's still some breakthroughs to be made and some demands from society to be met," he said. "So we need to nurture more outstanding talent with creativity."
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