Hehe, thanks, Bernard, your suggestion is quite interesting and practical.
Actually, I will think it over, thanks again.
Frankly speaking, I just found the main problem China's economy is facing is the decision-making regime and its supervision system.
It is quite prevalent that local government attach top priority on how much foreign capital you can attract in certain period. That's really ridiculous and absurd. Then, it is no wonder that there are too much foreign capital in the market, while there are too little valuable projects to let these capital work. Eventually, these capital all poured into real estate market, fundamental market, etc, with the prerequisite that central bank has to publicize the same amount of RMB. Then, the inflation crisis is looming. Nobody can substantially cure this problem, with escalating amount of RMB in the market.
Anyway, I am an graduate with economic background. I do feel we all endowed with a responsibility on considering how to boom and propel Chinese economy. Thanks again for your suggestion.