Foreword
The year 2009 was the most difficult one for China’s economic development since the beginning of the new century. In 2009, facing the great impact of the international financial crisis, and grave and complicated economic situations, the Chinese government, sticking to the Scientific Outlook on Development characterized by putting people first, combined the countermeasures to the international financial crisis with the maintenance of a stable yet rapid economic development and the promotion of China’s human rights, and carried out a series of policies and measures to maintain economic growth, restructure the economy, promote reforms and improve people’s livelihood, thus effectively curbing the economic slowdown, becoming one of the few countries making a turnaround in the economy, and promoting new and notable progress in China’s human rights.
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