Following China's leadership transition in 18th National Congress of the Communist Party, what will the new leaders do? Will they begin with economic reforms just like in the past or instead, start off with political reforms? How will China show its reform commitment? If the government is persistent in undertaking reforms, what will be its priority? It is indeed a great concern from those at home and abroad. In terms of policy, anti-corruption will be the main agenda of the top leadership. It aims to establish the party’s credibility via strict administration as well as uplifting China into a new phase of development after the end of the congress. Why is the central government place great interest in stamping corruption? What are the primary areas where the government’s anti-corruption moves will fall into? What is the impact of China’s anti-corruption campaign? This report will provides brief analyses on these questions.