
China’s Economy Defies Global Trends with 5.3% Growth, Structural Shifts
China’s economy grows 5.3% amid global challenges, driven by manufacturing upgrades and surging domestic consumption, signaling structural transformation.
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China’s economy grows 5.3% amid global challenges, driven by manufacturing upgrades and surging domestic consumption, signaling structural transformation.
China’s economy grows 5.3% in H1 2025, driven by export diversification and strategic trade partnerships amid global challenges.
China’s manufacturing sector adapts to trade wars through domestic demand, innovation, and supply chain restructuring, showcasing resilience and strategic evolution.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan drives 35 trillion yuan economic growth, 5.5% annual expansion, and 50% R&D surge, signaling robust innovation and resilience.
Guangdong’s textile industry adapts to US tariffs with automation and new markets, showcasing resilience in China’s manufacturing evolution.
CGTN’s new series explores how Chinese factories are navigating global trade challenges through innovation and smart production, premiering June 29.
Chaoyangmen’s journey from wartime entry point to vibrant commercial district reflects Beijing’s ability to harmonize historical preservation with modern development.
China’s economic resilience stems from strategic policies, manufacturing strength, and high-tech innovation, as Premier Li Qiang outlines at the Summer Davos forum.
Central Asian countries leverage China’s cross-border e-commerce and manufacturing expertise to diversify trade and strengthen economic resilience amid global challenges.
China’s foreign trade shows robust growth despite global challenges, with digital innovation and diversified partnerships driving economic resilience.
China’s foreign trade grows 2.5% in first five months of 2024, driven by market diversity and structural upgrades, showcasing resilience amid global challenges.
Hong Kong’s stable credit ratings by major agencies underscore its economic resilience and role as a global financial hub amid global uncertainties.
Yiwu, China’s global small goods capital, demonstrates market resilience through diversified trade networks amid U.S. tariff uncertainties.
ASEAN leaders convene in Kuala Lumpur to bolster regional integration and economic resilience amid global trade challenges. #ASEAN2024
China’s economy grew 5.4% in Q1 2025, driven by rebounding consumer confidence and strategic policy measures, signaling resilience amid global challenges.
Guilin, renowned for its landscapes, reports an 11.5% surge in foreign trade in 2024, driven by manufacturing and monk fruit exports, showcasing economic resilience beyond tourism.
Amid U.S. tariffs, Chinese manufacturers pivot strategies to sustain growth and navigate global trade challenges. Insights from the ground.
New US tariffs strain Latin America’s fragile recovery, sparking calls for stronger Global South economic collaboration to counter trade pressures.
China’s booming domestic demand counters global economic challenges, highlighted by record May Day consumer activity and strategic policy shifts.
Industry leaders analyze US tariff impacts and strategies for economic resilience, emphasizing diversification, innovation, and regional collaboration.