After the arduous efforts of several generations, the modernization of China has finally begun to take a significant leap forward since the beginning of the twenty-first century. A key manifestation of this significant leap is the formation and emergence of the multiplicative effect of China’s modernization in the early twenty-first century. Moreover, due to unique factors such as a vast national scale, a powerful mobilization system, and effective planning, China’s modernization multiplicative effect is relatively more pronounced compared to some other countries that have experienced a similar phenomenon. This effect has had a broader and more profound impact on the process of modernization.