“The Immaterial Consumption Index” is a specific component of “The Measuring System of People's Living Development Index of China”， and it is the third of three second-class subsystems in unattached “The Evaluation System of People's Living Consumption Demand Status of China”. Based on the fiducial value since 2000， the longitudinal measurement shows a largest rise in the immaterial consumption index of The West， followed by The Central Regions， The Northeast and The East， which means some preliminary effects of the national strategy of regional balanced development； Guizhou， Tibet， Qinghai， Anhui and Gansu ranked top five. The lateral measurement based on no-gap ideal value in 2016 shows the gap still exists because of the poor coordination and balance； Liaoning， Zhejiang， Tianjin， Shanghai and Ningxia ranked top five. If the countrywide immaterial consumption data should synchronously achieve a minimum ratio of the urban and rural until the bridging of the urban and rural ratio， the status index of people's living consumption demand would be significantly enhanced.