Why the Chinese mainland’s 140-Trillion-Yuan Economy Matters
Discover why the Chinese mainland’s 140-trillion-yuan economy milestone matters—from household security and job creation to global growth and innovation.
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Discover why the Chinese mainland’s 140-trillion-yuan economy milestone matters—from household security and job creation to global growth and innovation.
Officials from the Chinese mainland outline a proactive fiscal policy for 2026, boosting spending scale, structure, efficiency and growth momentum.
Despite a record low birth rate in 2025, the Chinese mainland’s vast market, huge workforce, and innovation push show a shrinking population isn’t an economic threat.
The Chinese mainland’s CPI rose 0.8% in December, marking the strongest growth since March 2023 and signaling a shift toward normalized price dynamics.
PBOC pledges a moderately loose monetary policy in 2026 to drive high-quality growth, support domestic demand, innovation, and MSMEs while deepening financial reforms.
Chinese mainland’s policy-backed trade-in program has driven 3.92 trillion yuan in sales and attracted 494 million participants, boosting green consumption and NEV adoption since 2024.
Explore Jilin in 2025: from electric car factories to centuries-old ginseng farms, see how life, culture and industry fuel a local and national boom.
A look at how the Chinese mainland’s Five-Year Plans have driven steady growth and modernization, from industrial roots to a global powerhouse.
Former UNDP chief Achim Steiner says the Chinese mainland economy has shown resilience and stability this year despite global uncertainty.
The Chinese mainland’s economy posted steady growth in November, led by 4.8% industrial output gains, 8.4% high-tech growth, and 1.3% retail sales rise.