中国应加紧推进体制改革和制度调整(厉以宁)（China should press ahead with structural reform and institutional adjustment (Li Yining)）.doc

中国应加紧推进体制改革和制度调整(厉以宁)（China should press ahead with structural reform and institutional adjustment (Li Yining)） Li Yining: China should step up institutional reform and institutional adjustment Over the past 30 years of reform and opening up, Chinas economic aggregate has achieved explosive growth, becoming the worlds second largest economy. On the other hand, the various contradictions in Chinese society have reached a critical point. The choice of silence or praise in this era of many people, there are a number of old age intellectuals, they insist on independent thought, at a huge problem: China resource shortage, serious environmental damage, the spread of corruption, inequality, social morality...... They remind the Chinese that China is full of contradictions, and they say bluntly, without reform, there is no way out.. Dialogue Li Yining China should press ahead with structural reform and institutional adjustment Guo Chuan Ma Ma Guochuan: since the economic crisis, Chinas economy is thriving, and some people in China believe that the nationalization of capitalism is also learning from socialism, or is it superior to Chinas system?. In a sense, stir in the Chinese mode and Chinese rise and other topics are the embodiment of this view. Li Yining: this view is obviously shallow, because it does not recognize the essence of the adjustment of capitalist system, and may become the ideological obstacle for China to adjust its system. As you know, Chinas socialist system is undergoing institutional adjustment. Before 1978 Chinese is the implementation of the planning system, since 1979 began the transition of system, from 1979 to the present 30 years, China economy has a dramatic change and development, first of all thanks to the reform of system, which is from planning system to market system. But can we say that the planned economy has gone out of the stage of history? No, The planned economy system has two pillars: one pillar is the state-owned enterprise system, a