What is the change of China's modern economic structure?

There are many factors that affect the formation of economic structure, the most important of which is the social demand for final products, and scientific and technological progress also has an important impact on the changes of economic structure. The changes of economic structure in modern China have the following aspects:

Based on the weak agricultural foundation and unbalanced development of light industry and heavy industry, China's economic structure tends to be coordinated and developed in the direction of optimization and upgrading through a series of policies and measures, such as giving priority to the development of light industry, expanding the import of high-end consumer goods, strengthening the construction of basic industries and infrastructure, and vigorously developing the tertiary industry.

The proportion between industries and within industries in China has obviously improved, with the proportion of the primary industry decreasing and the proportion of the secondary and tertiary industries increasing. The growth of the total national economy is mainly driven by the primary and secondary industries, but mainly driven by the secondary and tertiary industries. The growth of the secondary industry is the main driving force for the rapid economic development in China.

While the overall industrial structure has changed, the internal structure of various industries has also changed greatly. In the total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, the proportion of pure agricultural output value decreased and the proportion of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery increased; Within the industry, the light and heavy industrial structure is gradually upgrading from a light structure that emphasizes "consumption compensation" to an investment-oriented heavy structure; Within the tertiary industry, the proportion of traditional industries such as transportation and commerce has declined, while real estate, finance, insurance and telecommunications have developed rapidly.