As global attention turns to Asia's economic trajectory, a new questionnaire circulating among policymakers and analysts seeks insights into China's high-quality development strategy. The survey, hosted by CGTN, invites participants to evaluate progress on key initiatives ranging from technological innovation to sustainable growth models.
This initiative comes as Beijing's Central Business District continues to symbolize China's economic transformation, with its gleaming skyscrapers housing both state-owned enterprises and multinational corporations. Observers note the timing aligns with year-end assessments of China's 14th Five-Year Plan implementation.
"Such surveys help bridge understanding between China's development goals and global economic priorities," commented Dr. Li Wei, an economist at Peking University. "In 2025, we're seeing particular emphasis on balancing growth quality with environmental sustainability."
The questionnaire structure suggests focus areas including:
Advanced manufacturing capabilities
Domestic consumption patterns
Cross-border trade mechanisms
Green energy transition timelines
Results are expected to inform policy discussions ahead of 2026 planning sessions. Business leaders and academics alike are encouraged to participate, with findings to be shared through official channels in early 2026.
