The next five years will be a very critical period for China's economic transformation and also one for an array of reforms including financial reform in China.
A large portion of which comes from the fast-growing financial industry.
Since the 1990s, some developed countries and international organizations, with the phasing in of the importance of public policy assessment, have conducted wide-ranging evaluation on public policies.
Since the second half of 2014, China's economic growth has witnessed a growing downward pressure.
Economic restructuring is an urgent, pressing, hard and painstaking long-term historical task.
The current new normal for China is both a present tense developed from the past tense and more importantly a future tense which involves immense vigor for reform and innovation to step into a new historical stage.
A meeting on the study of "Three Stricts and Three Steadies" was held in Beijing on the afternoon of May 22.