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Abstract The Chinese economy is moving from a stage of rapid growth to a stage of high-quality development. The connotation of development is richer and puts higher demands on national governance. Only by further deepening institutional reform， promoting the further transformation and upgrading the development-oriented government， establishing a market-oriented governance structure and forming a social governance system that integrates interests， can a modern national governance model that supports high-quality economic and social development be established. In view of this， China has entered a new stage of seeking higher and better development towards governance modernization. Given the comprehensive consideration of history and reality， it is an inevitable choice to build a development-based new governance state. This type of new governance state has the following characteristics： comprehensive， balanced and sustainable connotations of development as the goal； set age characteristics， development characteristics and Chinese characteristics as a whole； through systematic， holistic， collaborative reform unceasingly； the practice of socialist fairness and justice； the government， market and society on the basis of “good governance” further integration development. At the same time， on the basis of equitable co-governance for diverse governmental bodies， the state should try to reform from six aspects：governance body， power source， motive force， means， methods and mechanisms， relations between development and government， the rule of law and virtue， policy and system， and technology and art. Ultimately， the goal of modernizing the national governance system and its capacity is to move toward a new type of governance that is based on development， serves and promotes development. From the perspective of China’s current governance status and problems， it is a new idea and exploration to build a development-based new governance state， which needs to be demonstrated and improved continuously.
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Received: 18 March 2021
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2021, Vol. 60 
