Economic indices, which include investment and exports, have all shown an overall downward trend in China's economy. The main causes are that the "4 trillion stimulus package" has entered the final stages, the drastic decline in real estate investment and infrastructure due to the continuous adjustment of the real estate market, and the fall in investments in the manufacturing industry due to the decline in exports on sluggish overseas demand. However, a decline in the economic growth rate does not mean a hard landing of the economy. And contrary to popular belief, certain economic indices have recently shown that the Chinese economy is recovering and maintaining stable growth. For short-term economic growth, the government plans to expand investments and take subsidiary measures to stabilize exports and boost consumption.