Deepening reform and opening-up will help achieve economic goals

National Bureau of Statistics' data show China's GDP growth in the first three quarters was 6.7 percent. Which means China's national economic operations have remained within a reasonable range, presenting a generally stable and improving growth trend.

But the Chinese economy has been encountering severe and complicated external and internal challenges. Many economies are resorting to unilateral and protectionist trade policies, and the United States-instigated trade conflict with China has increased the external uncertainties for China's economy.

These external factors have affected market sentiments in China. And domestic reform and development have become increasingly complicated tasks, which, combined with the external factors, pose a challenge to China's economy.