Fulin Chi is one of China's most influential policy thinkers. He is a research fellow, a doctoral supervisor, a member of the 11th and 12th National Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Director of China Institute for Reform and Development, concurrently Vice-president of China Society of Economic Reform, Vice-president of China Society of Administrative Reform, member of the Expert Committee for the 13th National Five-Year Plan, and specially-appointed professor at a number of higher education institutions including Chinese Academy of Governance, China Executive Leadership Academy Jinggangshan, Peking University, and Zhejiang University in China and Northeastern University in the United States.

• 1. General Introduction The 13th Five-Year Plan: Economic Transformation and Structural Reform.- 2. Industrial Change as a Turning Point from Industry Orientation to Service Orientation.- 3. Urbanization as a Turning Point from Scale to Population.- 4. Consumption Pattern as a Turning Point from Material Consumption to Service Consumption.- 5. Opening-up as the Turning Point is Shifting from Goods Trade to Service Trade.- 6. Education Calling for Second Reform.- 7. Establishing a Fair and Sustainable Social Security System.- 8. Promoting Government Reform with a Focus on Regulatory Changes.- 9. Structural Reform with Economic Transformation and Upgrading as the Main Line.

Fulin Chi is one of China's most influential policy thinkers. He is a research fellow, a doctoral supervisor, a member of the 11th and 12th National Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Director of China Institute for Reform and Development, concurrently Vice-president of China Society of Economic Reform, Vice-president of China Society of Administrative Reform, member of the Expert Committee for the 13th National Five-Year Plan, and specially-appointed professor at a number of higher education institutions including Chinese Academy of Governance, China Executive Leadership Academy Jinggangshan, Peking University, and Zhejiang University in China and Northeastern University in the United States.

• 1. General Introduction The 13th Five-Year Plan: Economic Transformation and Structural Reform.- 2. Industrial Change as a Turning Point from Industry Orientation to Service Orientation.- 3. Urbanization as a Turning Point from Scale to Population.- 4. Consumption Pattern as a Turning Point from Material Consumption to Service Consumption.- 5. Opening-up as the Turning Point is Shifting from Goods Trade to Service Trade.- 6. Education Calling for Second Reform.- 7. Establishing a Fair and Sustainable Social Security System.- 8. Promoting Government Reform with a Focus on Regulatory Changes.- 9. Structural Reform with Economic Transformation and Upgrading as the Main Line.

Fulin Chi is one of China's most influential policy thinkers. He is a research fellow, a doctoral supervisor, a member of the 11th and 12th National Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Director of China Institute for Reform and Development, concurrently Vice-president of China Society of Economic Reform, Vice-president of China Society of Administrative Reform, member of the Expert Committee for the 13th National Five-Year Plan, and specially-appointed professor at a number of higher education institutions including Chinese Academy of Governance, China Executive Leadership Academy Jinggangshan, Peking University, and Zhejiang University in China and Northeastern University in the United States.

• 1. General Introduction The 13th Five-Year Plan: Economic Transformation and Structural Reform.- 2. Industrial Change as a Turning Point from Industry Orientation to Service Orientation.- 3. Urbanization as a Turning Point from Scale to Population.- 4. Consumption Pattern as a Turning Point from Material Consumption to Service Consumption.- 5. Opening-up as the Turning Point is Shifting from Goods Trade to Service Trade.- 6. Education Calling for Second Reform.- 7. Establishing a Fair and Sustainable Social Security System.- 8. Promoting Government Reform with a Focus on Regulatory Changes.- 9. Structural Reform with Economic Transformation and Upgrading as the Main Line.