In 2013, China's export grows lowly and stably, consumption increases basically steadily, and investment improves with small fluctuations, but overall stably. However, the fatal factor of China's economic growth is still the macroeconomic policy. For now, China's economic growth rate is steadily varied from 7% to 8%, which may make the year of 2013 become the beginning of the period of medium-high growth rate. Although with the changing of development environments and quitting of economic stimulating, the rapid industrialization and urbanization, the enhanced market mechanism in the allocation of resources will still be making China's economy maintain in the high-speed. Expected in 2014, China's economic growth will remain 7% to 8% steadily. Therefore, China should accelerate the pace of transformation and upgrading, and constantly enhance endogenous forces of economic growth. <<