China is expected to total GDP into the top three of the world's second contribution to the world

National Bureau of Statistics said here on the 17th, 30 years of reform and opening up, China's international standing and influence there has been a fundamental change in the history, GDP ranked fourth in the world total has been three years. National Bureau of Statistics recently said Ma Jian Tong, China's GDP this year is expected to total more than Germany, to enter the global top three. From 1997 to 2007, China's average annual economic growth of 9.8 percent over the same period in the development of the world's average level of 6.8 percentage points faster, and its high-speed growth phase, at least with the world's The longest period of growth of South Korea to maintain the same or more. As China's economy a substantial increase in the total amount of per capita gross national income (GNI) levels also increased dramatically. China's per capita GNI in 1978, only 190 U.S. dollars, and in 2007 reached 2360 U.S. dollars, representing an increase of ten double in 1978. The World Bank in 209 countries and regions in the ranking, the world's ranking of 145 by 1997 to 2007 of 132. In addition, the output of major industrial and agricultural products rank in the world, coal, cotton, fertilizer, cement, steel, television sets, and other major industrial products in the world; cereals, fruits, meat, were also among the most outstanding warlords. The rapid development of foreign trade from 2004 onwards the total rose to third in the world, in 2007, China and the second in Germany's goods trade gap between import and export volume of only 2122 Million. To attract foreign direct investment growth, China's foreign exchange reserves rank first in the world, in 2007 more than 1,500,000,000,000 U.S. dollars. National Bureau of Statistics said China's rapid economic development on the world economy to make a positive contribution. To 2006, China's economy on world economy, the contribution rate has risen to 14.5 percent, second only to the 22.8 percent of the U.S.; on the world economic growth is also second only to The United States.