N China's Tianjin City urged t

N China's Tianjin City urged to promote innovation

TIANJIN, Jan. 27 (Xinhua) -- A senior Chinese leader has called for innovation in economic growth as well as sound efforts to advance the cultural environment in north China's Tianjin city.

Li Changchun, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, made the remarks during his recent inspection in the city from Jan. 22 to 25.

Li urged Tianjin to stick to the scientific outlook on development and put more attention to independent innovation in its economic and social development.

Li also urged the municipality to take the lead in the scientific development and the deepening of reform and opening up in China by upgrading its comprehensive strength and international competitiveness.

Li visited local enterprises, villages, communities and publicity departments in Tianjin.

During his visit to an entertainment room and a library in a local community, Li said that construction of public cultural service should be accelerated with emphasis on grass-roots units.

Li called for the establishment of more public libraries and cultural centers in communities to serve the public, especially the youth.

Li urged schools, libraries, youth centers, community cultural centers to provide non-profit Internet access for minors and better administer websites targeting them to ensure they grow in a sound environment.

Li appreciated the creativity of the local cultural enterprises, encouraging them to present more outstanding works of literature and art to the people.

Li asked the municipality to make the cultural sector one of its mainstays in the high-end service industry.

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