This article is aimed to explore the intriguing relation between politics and economy through historical context and modern interaction. The primary point derived is to bring politics back to public discussion on policy and national development. Distinguishing politics from politicians' wrongdoing is essential for the general public to recognize the outcomes of ignoring politics is to encourage politicians to perform their duties without pressure. Moreover, addressing the political calculation and implication behind economic integration could lead to better understanding the bigger picture of this global phenomenon. The last section deals with the future of China's political and economic development. It is reasonable expectation to see the political reform as an inevitable stage for China.