In 2013，China’s macro-economy run smoothly，the industrial structure developed in trend of optimization，the investment performed at a lower rate，and the companies benefit directed to stabilization；at the same time，the prices remained stable while the liquidity became tight in China；besides，the external demand recovered feebly，and the international payments tended to balance. However，in 2014，constrained by excess capacity，debt risk and other issues，China’s investment growth in the fixed assets would slow down. Although consumption of China remain growing steadily，it will be hard to become the dominant factor in stimulating economy. And in export，the net value of trade in goods and services will be further reduced.Over more than three decades，China enjoyed a rapid average GDP growth at nearly 10%，having been the second economy already. But now，China is undergoing an economic shifting period from “structural accelerating” to “structural decelerating”. In 2014 and the coming phases，China’s economy will run at the rate of about 7.5%，which is lower than that of the past more than three decades. According to prediction，in 2014，the rate of China’s economic growth will reach 7.4%，which is slightly lower over the last year.