Construction and perfection of financial market is China's top priority in future, even more pressing than the country’s land policy reform. ANBOUND research team insists that so far as policy-making departments concerned, the key to facilitate China’s future top priority doesn’t lie in what to do, but in trying their best to reduce interventions. The policy-making departments probably have to adjust their regulations in taxation, supervision as well as other aspects, enabling a more friendly and wholly institutional framework for firm development and financial innovation. By doing so, market’s role in determining resource allocation can be genuinely assured, and government’s functions be better performed.