Li Keqiang urges "speed up the internet" and "net fee reduction"

The entrepreneur representative who attended the meeting and Ding Lei, Chairman of Netease’s Board of Directors, said in his speech that the Chinese economy needs a group of blue-collar workers with professional skills when it comes to the present day. It should use the mobile Internet platform to teach some specialized skills and online training. , including the health care knowledge most concerned by the public is passed on to more people.

"However, now that our traffic charges are very expensive, 1G will cost 70 yuan. I think this may become an obstacle," said Ding Lei.

The reduction of network fees is closely related to the increase in information infrastructure construction. Previously, Hou Weigui, chairman of ZTE Corporation, also raised related issues. He analyzed that the current "exponential growth" of China's Internet traffic has constantly challenged the communications infrastructure and it needs to further increase its efforts.

Li Keqiang immediately asked the relevant department head to "accelerate the coordination work." He said: "I said before that China's information infrastructure is behind us. It is hard for us to imagine ourselves!"

Hou Weigui said: "You are right. We have a lot of bandwidth with Japan, Korea, Europe and the United States."

"These are just a few countries!" said Li Keqiang. "According to the assessment of the International Telecommunication Union, we are ranked 80th in the world. We will increase the construction of information infrastructure and increase the network bandwidth. Our potential is very high. Big and space is great."

More than a month ago on March 5, Li Keqiang also made a similar statement on the issue of "speed on the Internet." When participating in joint discussions in the economic and agricultural sectors of the Third Session of the Twelfth National People's Political Consultative Conference, he said that when he visited some countries, he discovered that "some developing countries are faster than Beijing".

The Prime Minister said at the time: "The construction of information infrastructure is an important public service, and efforts should be made to increase it."

At the forum on the 14th, Li Keqiang finally asked, "The relevant departments of the conference should bring back the speeches of these experts and entrepreneurs, and earnestly study!"