The changes of China's GDP growth rate from 7.7% in year 2012 to the estimated 7.6% in 2013, and generally anticipated 7%-7.5% in 2014 has indicated that China’s economic trend is slowing down. However, ANBOUND think tank scholars highlighted that taking into account of the expanding base figure, the absolute GDP growth is remain sizable and the unemployment issue is absolutely under control. This means that the top priority of Chinese economic development over the next few years is to implement reforms and speed up the transformation of economic development model.