Li encouraged college students to unleash their potential through employment and running businesses, saying the government needs to create a platform for them and the whole society should encourage innovation and be tolerant of failures.
Premier Li Keqiang pledged more policies to facilitate startup businesses, a move that would promote innovation and ease job-hunting worries of college graduates.
An enterprising college student makes good money on campus
19-year-old self-made multimillionaire
Univ. grad butcher triggers discussions on high education
Turn white rabbit to 'gold' - A young entrepreneur's goal
A post-1990s watermelon seller's cool idea
More grads still opting to start own businesses
College graduates getting bolder in tough job market
College grads facing toughest year of job hunting
Recent graduates lower expectations in tight job market
Chinese grads' offbeat jobs
Making money through inconspicuous way
Expected monthly salary of college graduates drops to its lowest in 4 years
China's returnees focus on career development rather than salary expectations
Requirements cut for business startups
Graduates need more help to start business
Wang Jianlin, founder and chairman of Dalian Wanda Group
Ma Yun,a Chinese Internet entrepreneur
Ma Huateng, Chairman of Tencent Holding
Yu Minhong, the founder and CEO of Chinese education giant 
Yang Lan, Chairperson of Sun Media Group
Fu Wenli, vice chairperson of Universe Holdings Limited
Christie Wo, president of Charmonde Group
Cheung Yuk Shan, founder of Sau San Tong Holding Limited
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