Inside China's five-year plan, a dinner table waits
Behind the grand slogans of tourism and consumption lies a very ordinary kitchen table.
A recent draft of China's 15th Five-Year Plan arrives draped in sweeping slogans—tourism powerhouse, consumption-driven growth.
Dig past the headlines, though, and the details get wonderfully small: smarter crowd caps at scenic spots, easier cross-province vouchers, safer ready-meal sections at the corner store.
Even the grandest blueprint, it turns out, eventually sets the table for a single ordinary day.