The “Eleventh Five-Year Plan” period is a very important five-year period for the development of China's social and economic construction. It is also a very extraordinary period for China’s experience. During this period, our country was severely challenged by its integration into the international financial crisis, experiencing the Wenchuan earthquake and the South. Snow, snow and other major natural disasters have successfully hosted international events such as the Beijing Olympics and the Shanghai World Expo. Under the correct leadership of the Party Central Committee, the people of the country have thoroughly implemented the scientific concept of development, accelerated the adjustment of economic structure and transformation of development methods, overcome difficulties, and achieved key successes. The national experience has experienced steady and rapid development, and the overall national strength has been significantly improved. Significant progress and significant improvement in people’s lives. Under the favorable macroeconomic Huñao, China's instrumentation industry has achieved remarkable development achievements through the efforts of the entire industry.

The “Eleventh Five-Year Plan” is the fastest growing five-year period for China's instrumentation industry to rely on its own development. At present, China's instrumentation industry has become one of the countries with the largest industry scale in the world. In developing countries, China's instrumentation industry is also the country with the largest scale and the most complete product variety.

In 2011, there were 5,521 enterprises above designated size in the industry, with 927,000 employees, total assets of 450.7 billion yuan, total industrial output value of 525.3 billion yuan, sales revenue of 511.6 billion yuan, and total profit of 38.7 billion yuan; compared with 2005, the number of enterprises Increased 61.8%, the number of employees increased 42.8%, total assets increased 163.9%; industrial output value increased by 195.6%, an average annual growth of 24.2%; sales revenue increased 196.4%, an average annual growth of 24.3%; profits increased by 214%, an average increase of 28% .

The total volume of imports and exports in 2010 was 43.23 billion U.S. dollars, an increase of 124% over 2005; among them, imports were 28.95 billion U.S. dollars, and exports were 14.28 billion U.S. dollars, up 107% and 173% respectively from 2005.