With many expecting China's ruling party to kick off more intensive and tougher reforms at a key meeting this week, political analysts believed that the gathering will push forward the country's political restructuring. The upcoming Third Plenary Session of the 18th Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, scheduled between Nov. 9 and 12 in Beijing, is expected to study how to comprehensively deepen reforms and roll out a comprehensive reform package. The reform package will concern economic, political, cultural and social systems, as well as those on ecological progress and the institutional construction of the CPC.