Chinese people are largely confident in the country's economic condition and prospects, according to a survey conducted by the China Economic Times.

Of the 2,166 people polled, a total of 82.8 percent expressed an optimistic attitude toward personal income, consumption capability and the employment rate in China. They also regarded policies intended to deepen reform and combat corruption as good.

The result showed that 4.4 percent believe the current Chinese economy is “very good,” while 33.2 percent rated it as “good overall.” Another 45.2 percent believe the economy is basically stable.

Nearly 75 percent of those surveyed are bullish on the mid- to long-term prospects of the Chinese economy. What’s more, 73.4 percent harbor confidence in China’s influence on the world economy.