Invited by the Nanjing branch of the Minsheng Bank, Li Daokui made a speech in Nanjing last Friday on the topic of "Analysis of the 12th Five-Year Plan and Prediction of China's Economic Situation in 2012". In his speech, Li Daokui analyzed that in the short term, whether European national leaders can reach a consensus and whether short-term relief funds can be put in place will be key to finding a way out of the Euro debt crisis. From a medium- to long-term perspective, due to the steady economic growth of German-speaking countries such as Germany, Switzerland and Holland, they will drive all of Europe out from the shadow of the Euro debt crisis, and there is hope for finding a solution in 2012. As for the U.S., because it has not found an effective way to solve its economic policy issues, in the next four to five years, the U.S. economy may still hover at the edge of crisis. 2012 is the global election year, which also adds uncertain factors to the trend of the global economy. Regarding the domestic economic situation in 2012, Li Daokui said, "Stability takes precedence, but change within stability will become the focus. According to research results, it is expected that the GDP in 2012 will remain at 8.5% growth, and according to data at the beginning of the year, the CPI in 2012 will remain around 3%, so 2012 will be a year of smooth transition." He believed that the Chinese economy has entered a better growth phase. Although the urbanization rate has reached 50%, it is still 11-12% lower than normal levels. Domestic public construction is relatively backward, so in the near future we need to increase investment in land and resources, such as water resource utilization, control of flood, earthquake, landslide, etc. We can refer to the construction models of Singapore and Hong Kong, and increase the intensity of input in public construction.