For a country that still needs to overcome a series of institutional difficulties and obstacles to comprehensively deepen reforms, China must launch a resolute and deeper anti-corruption campaign to dig out both high-ranking "tigers" and low-level "flies".

The gap between the rich and the poor, a deteriorating environment, the wasting of land, man-made calamities, as well as the existence of some ugly and evil social phenomena are to a large extent related to market imperfections, inequitable competition, the abuse of power and corruption.

For China, reform of its economic system remains the focal point of efforts for more comprehensive and deepened reforms. The key task is how to handle the relations between the government and the market to make the market play a decisive role in the distribution of resources and make the government function better.