This year's "Two Sessions," the annual meetings of China's top legislature and its top political advisory body, have concluded in the country, with work of the past year reviewed and major targets made for the coming year. Journalists around the world come to Beijing every year to cover the political event. What did international journalists think of the "Two Sessions" this year? What topics were they most interested in? How do they walk the line between what they see on the ground and what Western audiences might expect?