After winning the Belgian federal parliamentary election in 2014，the Francophone Reformist Movement led to form a new four-party coalition government，which proposed a wide range of new policies，such as cutting public expenditure and raising the pension age. Benefited much from the export growth，the Belgian economy in 2014 was generally sluggish and due to the impacts of the austerity policy，the prospect was not optimistic. The Belgian companies placed high hopes on the planned tax reforms. The Belgian social stability was faced with a risk demonstrated by the negative attitudes towards the new government’s reforms. China and Belgium have established an All-Round Friendly Cooperative Partnership and their future cooperation in many domains will be reinforced. <<