The details of China s development model and what the Chinese model wants to achieve in the mature s

The concept of the "China model" has ulterior motives, one of which is to try to remove socialism with Chinese characteristics from the "China model". Therefore, when we use the concept of the "China model", we should clearly link it with socialism, with the path of socialism with Chinese characteristics, and with our lofty goals.

From the perspective of development model, it is necessary to take the road of connotative economic development. There are two basic models of economic development:

1. Extended economic development model - mainly relying on the increase in the number of factors of production to achieve economic growth.

2. Connotative economic development model - mainly relying on technological progress, production efficiency improvement and structural optimization to achieve economic growth.

It is also possible to distinguish between different modes of economic growth according to extensive economic growth and intensive economic growth. The content of extensive economic growth is basically the same as that of extension economic growth, and the content of intensive economic growth is basically the same as that of connotative economic growth.

China's economic development model is:

High-investment type, that is, continue to increase the investment of funds and assets, and drive economic development with the expansion of economic scale.

China's economic development has gone through many stages, from being the largest and strongest economy in the world in the century, to being surpassed and backwarded by the West in a very short period of time in modern times, to the planned economic system after the founding of New China, and until the establishment and development of the reform, opening up, and socialist market economic system, so that China is now on the right path of gradually narrowing the distance between itself and the world's big and powerful countries. China's economy has experienced from strength to decline in history, and then after more than 30 years of reform and opening up, it has made great achievements, with an average annual GDP growth rate of %, and the per capita GDP of Chinese has reached 32 US dollars in xx years, entering the ranks of middle-income countries in the world. Since the beginning of the year, China's economy has changed from high-speed growth to medium-high growth, and the GDP growth rate is about 7%, and China's economy has entered a new normal of development.

China's development model is worthy of careful analysis, from the perspective of development to look at China, only by summarizing the past successful experience and failure lessons, the sustainability of successful experience, and analyzing the solution to the problems encountered, can we truly see the opportunities and challenges of China's economy.

The "China model" is based on the economic model with public ownership as the main body and the coexistence of multiple ownership systems, and implements a dual regulation and control model, that is, the state regulation is the leading factor and the market regulation is the basis of the dual regulation model.

In accordance with the distribution according to work under the conditions of the market economy, a variety of distribution methods coexist, and in the context of globalization, a successful development model that has been continuously explored has made remarkable achievements. Its main success story has been its commitment to independence and the path of sustainable development suited to its national conditions.

The traditional development model refers to the development model that promotes the whole society through industrialization and urbanization in the context of rapid economic growth. This model is mainly based on large-scale industrial production and globalization**, which promotes national and regional economic development by increasing production to increase gross domestic product (GDP) and wealth accumulation.

At the heart of the traditional development model is economic growth and the industrialization of the country, which aims to increase productivity and economic growth rates through large inputs and production. In this model, consumer needs and choices are often ignored, and economic development is often guided by various control measures, such as fiscal subsidies, exchange rate management, reserve systems, etc. The purpose of this is to optimize the industrial structure, increase jobs, increase exports and imports, and promote economic development.

However, while the traditional development model has its advantages, it also has many problems and challenges. One of them is the destruction of the environment and the increase in social inequality. Large-scale production and consumption activities have led to excessive exploitation and waste of resources, and pollution and climate change have become global problems.

Inequality in production and investment can lead to widening income disparities and exacerbated social problems.

As a result, many countries and organizations have begun to reject traditional development models and explore some new economic and social models, such as sustainable development and the sharing economy. These new models aim to better balance economic, environmental and social interests, with a greater emphasis on human needs and choices.

In short, the traditional development model refers to a model that uses large-scale industrial production to promote economic development and industrialization processes. Although it has provided economic growth and prosperity in the past, it also faces many challenges and problems. In the future, we need to pay more attention to sustainability and social equity to create a more sustainable and just future.