【正文】 ernment contribution政府的貢獻 ?Developing the country by relying on science and education 科教興國 ?Technology introduction , encourage innovation 技術(shù)引進、鼓勵創(chuàng)新 新幹線 economic recession ?Avoid overinvestment避免 過度投資 ?To transform economic development mode, and ensure that the real economy continues to grow 轉(zhuǎn)變經(jīng)濟發(fā)展方式應(yīng)確保實體經(jīng)濟持續(xù)增長 ?To ensure a flexible exchange rate policy應(yīng)確保靈活的匯率政策 ?reform of the financial system ,establish a sound financial system進行金融體制改革， 建立健全的金融市場 ?Establish a housing policy with the situation of China制定合乎我國國情的住房政策 Whether Chinese economy has a bubble ？ If everyone is doing speculative investments in the real estate and stock market and addicting to the game, there will be a bubble. If we do not dream of being rich overnight, more and more people work hard diligently, the economy will continue growing steadily in the future. Thanks! Philanthropy 慈善事業(yè) Quotation The gap in economy is between what we have and what we think we ought to have and that is a moral problem, not an economic one. Paul Heyne, Economics lecturer Gee Soros Gee Soros ( born August 12, 1930) is a Hungarian(匈牙利籍 ) American speculator, investor, and philanthropist(慈善家 ). He is known as The Man Who Broke the Bank of England because of his US$1 billion in investment profits during the 1992 Black Wednesday UK currency crisis. ? Black Wednesday (黑色星期三 ) ? The Asian financial crisis (亞洲金融危機 ) ? Philanthropy (慈善事業(yè) ) Main Story Black Wednesday On September 15, 1992, Soros decided to sell huge number of pounds. Then the value of pound jumped against the mark(馬克 ). Although the British government even spent $ billion foreign exchange reserves(外匯儲備 ), they pletely failed until September 16 and withdrew from the European Exchange Rate System(歐洲匯率體系 ). British called this day Black Wednesday. Finally, Soros became the biggest winner in this action, his picture posted on the top of major magazines. The Economist (經(jīng)濟學(xué)人 )called him the man who broke the Bank of England. Main Story The Asian financial crisis 1997,Soros and other hedge fund(對沖基金 ) managers start to sell baht(泰銖 ) in large quantities. The foreign exchange markets in Thailand immediately bee turbulent(動蕩不安 ) and the value of Baht continues to drop. Meanwhile, Thai government spent $ 30 billion foreign exchange reserves and $ 15 billion international loans attempting to