The rapid rise of China economic is one of the greatest economic success stories in modern times, and China has been the world’s fastest-growing economies, with gross domestic product (GDP) growth averaging annually about 10% over 30 years (Wayne, 2015). Gross domestic product (GDP) is known as “ a measure of economic activity which captures the value of goods and services that the country produces in the given period”(Office for national statistics, 2013). Since 1978, the chines economic reforms have been used and aimed at rising rate of foreign investment and growth by developing socialism of Chinese characteristics. The beginning of reforms and policies were marked by the Four Modernisation; agriculture, industry, defence and science and technology. These brought china to be the world’s manufacturing hub – composing of industry and construction. Moreover, China has transformed to be a major of foreign investment and joined The World Trade Organisation before signing A Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) among the ASEAN nations (Focus Economics, 2015).