Between 2016 and 2017，in the context of overall political stability，the Hungarian political landscape saw the continued dominance of the governing Hungarian Civic Alliance（FIDESZ），the weakening and fragmentation of left-wing parties，and the aspiration of right wing party（Jobbik）to become the strongest challenger of Fidesz by moderating its former radical rhetoric. The political parties are beginning to prepare and compete for the 2018 election of the Hungarian National Assembly. Since the growth rate of the Hungarian economy slowed down in 2016，the Hungarian government instituted reforms that aim at expanding domestic consumption while taking advantage of the European Union funds. As the political，economic and military center of gravity shifts from the Atlantic to the Pacific，Hungary has been actively adjusting its foreign and security policy to cope with global challenges and to promote its national interests. After the outbreak of the refugee crisis，there has been a strengthening of the Hungarian national self-awareness. The reduction in population and the brain drain of young people become serious social problems for Hungary. But Hungary has made impressive progress in its cooperation with China as there is strategic convergence between the Chinese the Belt and Road Initiative and the Hungarian Eastern Opening policy，breakthroughs in bilateral trade and investment are made under the 16+1 framework，and bright spots continue to emerge in financial cooperation，and finally the people-to-people exchanges bear fruit.