Notice of RetractionRethinking China´s GDP as the world´s second largest

Notice of Retraction

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Relevant statistics show that China´s GDP in 2010 is $404.4 billion more than Japan´s and Ranks second in the world. It has been the best result of China´s GDP growth since 1890, and it is the important achievement of Socialism with Chinese characteristics. But we must have a sober understanding of the present situation: first of all, per capita GDP of our country is low and the quality level of China´s GDP is poor. secondly, the GDP´s world ranking of No.2 does not mean that China´s national strength ranks second worldwide. Last but not least, only quality GDP is proportional to National Strength.