All levels of governments have enormously increased their spending such that they ran into debt problems since they purchased those lands retained for public use in fiscal year 1989. While rectifying the ”Law of distribution of fiscal spending and revenue” can prevent local government from competing for taxes, it is unable to solve the debt problems faced by all levels of governments. Local governments may solve their debt problems by raising revenue and cutting spending. The former relies on enacting the ”General rules of the law of local taxes” so that local governments are able to collect both taxes on specific products and taxes appending to central taxes. The latter relies on local governments intervening less while asking the private to involve more.