Chinese economy has maintained an average growth rate of more than 9% for nearly 30 years.

In 2006, the manufacturing industry accounted for 43.1% of China's GDP, higher than the share of the service industry (39.5%).

In 2005, the number of the automobiles with independent brands manufactured by CBU joint ventures across China accounted for more than half of the total CBU output, of which cars with foreign brands manufactured by joint ventures made up 72% of the total car output.

The survey results reflect the basic state and main features of the technological innovations of China's large and medium-sized industrial enterprises.

Commonly acknowledged in the world as a hi-tech industry with great development prospects, the pharmaceutical industry is characteristic of fast growth.

China has launched in 2001 the International Market Development Fund for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises.

Reform of China's live pig supply market preceded that of grain market. Since 1985 when the government abolished the apportioned purchase of live pigs.

In July 2007, the Third Advanced Training Course Studies on Chinese Enterprise Management was jointly sponsored by the Organization Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.