The article is mainly to answer a question: To those (Post) Socialism Countries, which Transition from Socialism, What kind of strategy they will choose to push economic reform? Why? In the past, most scholars thought communism government didn't dare to take actions of the shock therapy and privatize because communism government wanted to maintain the legitimacy of ideology. While a new authority that has the legitimacy of democracy would take steps of the shock therapy. This paper doesn't agree with this discourse, and adduces a hypothetic: In the beginning of the economic reform, the strategy of economic reform opportunity decides on new authorities and the past governor's relationship. If the new authorities follow former relationship, they will take actions of the gradualism. On the contrary, the more different relationship of the new authorities has, the more chances they will take actions of the shock therapy. Then the author will take Hungary, PRC and Poland for example to prove this hypothetic. In order to answer above questions, this paper will divide the article into six parts: the first part is preface to declare the author's question and viewpoint; the second part is to discuss the shock therapy and gradualism, then review correlative articles to lead the writer's hypothetic; the third part will take Hungary for instance to controvert the legitimacy discourse and review the author's hypothetic; the fourth and the fifth part will take PRC and Poland for instance to review the author's hypothetic; the sixth part is the conclusion.