"Chinese people and China share one faith - not an inch of land of our great country cannot, and will not be taken from us" - that was the warning from President Xi Jinping as he closed the two-week long annual session of parliament. He did not mention Taiwan, which is seen by Beijing as a separatist province, by name, but Donald Trump recently caused Chinese anger by encouraging direct meetings between the Taiwanese and US administrations.
The warning follows a controversial law that allows Xi to rule over the country for life, sparking fears of a move towards dictatorship.
Al Jazeera's Scott Heidler reports from Beijing.
