China's economy makes a rapid growth in the first half of 2011, driven by fixed asset investment, and the rapid growth of nongovernmental investment is significant. At the same time, the rise of inflation pressure is due to a jump in food prices. Looking through 2012, it is still the main task for macroeconomic control to stabilize prices. With the external economic environment changes, it is difficult for China's economy maintains at over 10% growth rate for a period of time. <<