Better service, better economy (4)

（） 08:50, August 01, 2013

Hangzhou residents visit the lawn grave in a cemetery on April 2, 2013. As a new form of burial, green burial offer a wide range of grave type including tree grave, flower grave, wall grave, indoor grave and others. (Photo/Xinhua)

In recent years, service sector in China has grown robustly and its increased value has exceeded industrial sector. More labor force is engaged in service sector than agriculture. But the service sector in China is still smaller than it should be. In 2012, the service sector contributed 44.6 percent of GDP. In contrast, the service sector in developed countries has a large GDP shares which is above 70 percent. Unlocking service sector in China therefore has enormous potentials.

To accelerate the development of China's service sector will benefit the strategic restructuring of China's economy, deepen the reform, and facilitate trade, and increase overall economic efficiency.

Edited and translated by Wang Xin, People's Daily Online.

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