China's Eleven-Five GDP per annum increased by 11.2% last year's average GDP of nearly 30,000 yuan

The National Bureau of Statistics reported 1st that the "Eleven-Five" period, China's per capita gross domestic product (GDP) increased rapidly.　　Initial estimate, China's GDP per capita reached 29748 yuan in 2010, after deducting the price factor than 2005 growth of 65.7%, the average annual real growth of 10.6%. According to the "Eleven-Five" economic and Social Development Report published by the Bureau of Statistics, in 2010, our gross domestic product was converted to 5.8791 trillion U.S. dollars at an average exchange rate, surpassing Japan and becoming the second largest economy in the world after the United States. 2006-2010, China's GDP growth rate of 11.2% per year, not only is much higher than the average annual growth rate of the world economy, and compared to the "XV" period of annual growth of 1.4% faster, is one of the fastest period since the reform and opening-up. (Han Xiaodong)