This report provides a brief overview of the 17 Central and Eastern European countries from the perspectives of economy，health and medical care，education. In terms of economic performance，11 of the 17 Central and Eastern European countries belong to high-income countries，and 6 belong to middle and high-income countries. The overall economic level is relatively high，and the overall economic level of China is roughly equivalent to the median economic level of Central and Eastern Europe. In terms of health and medical care，the medical standards of the 17 Central and Eastern European countries are in line with the level of economic development. High-income countries have higher medical care and sufficient medical resources，resulting in a relatively longer life expectancy and lower infant mortality rate. China’s overall medical care level is comparable to the median level in Central and Eastern Europe. In terms of educational resources，high-quality educational resources are mainly concentrated in high-income countries.