According to the Financial Times reported on August 26th, global investors are closely watching whether China will see signs of economic downturn in the post Olympic era. The report said that China's economy may gradually slow down from double-digit growth in recent years, but it will not drop sharply. China's top leadership is considering the implementation of a package of incentives ranging from 200 billion to 400 billion yuan (300--600 billion GDP, equivalent to 1--1.5% of China's GDP), which may include tax cuts and incentives to stimulate the property market. In the second half of this year, government spending can increase. In view of the increase in fiscal revenue in the first half of this year, China has plenty of cash to help adjust the economic slowdown.