There are two major problems in China's resource prices. One is that resource prices are basically government pricing or government guidance prices, which only reflect the cost of resource development, do not fully cover the cost of environmental damage and production safety, and the resource tax is very low. The important thing is that it fails to truly reflect the scarcity of resources in the market supply and demand relationship, resulting in low resource prices; the second is the unreasonable parity relationship between resource products. The main meaning of the most accurate repetition of this passage is:. ["China's resource prices do not truly reflect market supply and demand and resource scarcity.", 'The unreasonable price relationship between Chinese resource products.', "China's resource prices are basically government pricing or government guidance prices.", 'There is a problem of blind pricing and the unreasonable relationship between the price of resources in China.']