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After the opening to the outside world, China's economic construction has achieved considerable development, overall national strength has greatly improved, China's foreign trade is accompanied by reform and opening up the process of rapid development, along with foreign trade growth, China's foreign trade dependence Was also continuously improve, with the continuous deepening of economic globalization, the rapid development of China's foreign trade, China's dependence on foreign trade is rapidly climbing the main reason. From the development trend in recent years, China's dependence on foreign trade growth rate too fast. As China's economy and further integration of the world economy, the impact of the risks the world economy has gradually become bigger. If a country's economy dependent on external high and difficult to correctly grasp the participation of the international division of labor and competition initiative, easily lead to over-protection policies or excessive open-door policy is not conducive to the long-term economic development. Therefore, in accordance with China's actual conditions, making full use of trade to promote economic development, efforts to minimize risk and maximize benefits, optimize trade structure and trade main rationalization, it is necessary to ensure national economic security and the virtuous cycle of the domestic economy , But also is conducive to optimizing the industrial structure and coordinated development of the domestic economy.
In this paper, China's dependence on foreign trade of theoretical and empirical analysis of China's economic development and integration of the actual situation of China's foreign trade dependence on the impact of factors, as well as foreign trade of China's economic dependence on the impact of the corresponding policy recommendations , And predicted China's foreign trade dependence in the short term will continue to increase slowly.

Key words: foreign trade and interdependence; theoretical foundation factors; policy recommendations