China’s Consumption Market Kicks Off Year of the Snake with Robust Start
China’s 2025 Spring Festival sees strong consumption boost through vouchers and policies, driving economic growth and holiday spending.
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China’s 2025 Spring Festival Sees Record Tourism and Spending
The 2025 Spring Festival holiday in China witnessed a significant surge in tourism and consumer spending, with 501 million trips and 677 billion yuan spent.
Economist Jeffrey Sachs Warns US Protectionism Risks Economy, Boosts China
Economist Jeffrey Sachs warns that US protectionist tariffs could harm the US and global economy, while China’s rise continues to benefit American industries.
Spring Festival Sparks Economic Boom in China
China’s extended Spring Festival holiday boosts tourism and consumer spending, driving economic growth during the festive season.
Spring Festival Boosts China’s Economy and Tourism
China’s Spring Festival extends to eight days this year, driving a surge in economic activity and a record-breaking tourism boom.
Extended Spring Festival Sparks Economic Growth and Tourism Surge in China
China’s extended eight-day Spring Festival holiday boosts consumption and sparks a record-breaking tourism surge, with cross-regional trips projected to reach 9 billion.
New Quality Productive Forces: China’s Path to High-Quality Development
China’s new quality productive forces aim to drive high-tech innovation and reshape the nation’s economic development amidst global changes.
China’s New Quality Productive Forces Drive Innovation and Growth
China accelerates its economic transformation through ‘new quality productive forces,’ emphasizing innovation and high-tech advancements to drive growth.
China Drives New Growth with Quality Productive Forces
China accelerates development of new quality productive forces, driving high-tech innovation and high-quality growth in the global economy.
China’s 2024 GDP Growth Hits 5%, Meeting Annual Target
China’s economy grew by 5% in 2024, meeting its annual target. Industrial output and exports led the growth, with fourth-quarter GDP rising by 5.4%, exceeding expectations.