BEIJING - China's ruling Communist Party vowed on Thursday to deepen reforms amid challenges, including a prolonged property sector crisis, and approved former Foreign Minister Qin Gang's resignation from its top body during a key four-day meeting on long-term economic policies, state-run media reported.
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