Based on the goal, some surprising things will affect the long-term goal of China's stability and rapid economic development. In just a few years or even months, the city has changed beyond recognition. The rapid industrialization has attracted hundreds of millions of farmers to look for jobs in cities-before and after the traditional Lunar New Year holiday, they packed their bags and went home to see the trains and bus stations visited by their relatives. China quickly integrated into the rest of the world. For example, thousands of enterprises, backed by many foreign investments, have built new cities in the east of China. These enterprises want to export clothes, shoes, headdresses, electronic equipment, toys and other items all over the world. With rapid industrialization, this country with a population of 654.38+300 million has made China an important engine of world economic growth, and enjoyed an average annual GDP growth rate of 9% in the past three years. In fact, according to the data of the World Bank in 2006, China contributed 0.5 percentage point to the global economic growth of 3.9%. The living standard in China has greatly improved, and as many as 4 million people in China have got rid of the shackles of poverty. Due to China's industrialization, urbanization and globalization, other parts of the world naturally pay attention to the challenge of ensuring sustained and stable development and unemployment, and how to deal with the imbalance between investment and consumption, environmental protection and social security in China. The Government of China has formulated a development strategy-taking into account the experience of other countries and adapting to its own situation from other places-and constantly follows the development of all parts of the country.