The "Flying Geese Model" has a good predictability to the regional industrial transfer path, while China's vast territory better presents the resource endowment conditions of different regions, which provides the most basic conditions for the Flying Geese Model. Studying the development of Flying Geese Model in China is of certain significance to the government's industrial policy making. This paper starts from China's industrial structure, then further analyzes the development status and related reasons of Flying Geese Model in China, and finally draws a brief conclusion and inspiration.

Keywords: Flying Geese Model, Industrial Structure, Industrial Transfer

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Brief Analysis of the Development of Flying Geese Model in China