In China's recent two years of development, deepening reform is the most difficult area, and it is said that due to the existence of certain interest groups, China's reform requires "historical patience." Progressive reform is also considered to be a more secure approach. However, Anbound researchers believe that passively waiting for the timing of the reform may not be suitable for the current China. Changes and reforms that can be done are already done, and China can no longer retreat from reform. In the face of structural difficulties, if there is no determination to break through the barriers to reform, the reform space gained from the great efforts like anti-corruption will possibly be wasted. As anti-corruption efforts are moving forward, the reforms must be closely following behind.