After Brazil experienced a serious economic crisis lasting two years，the Brazilian economy finally “bottomed out” in 2017，showing a series of signs of recovery，GDP growth was nearly 1%，the inflation rate，benchmark interest rate and unemployment rate decreased，and export growth was strong. Foreign direct investment has increased，production activities have become increasingly active，the shadow of economic recession has gradually drifted away，and the economy has returned to a normal growth track. However，whether or not Brazil's “brick” can continue to shine will depend on whether the favorable environment inside and outside Brazil can be maintained，depending on whether structural problems and basic contradictions can be truly resolved. The October election will dominate Brazil's political and social life in 2018 and will have an important impact on Brazil's economic recovery and future development.