Shenzhen’s Rise: From Fishing Village to Global Powerhouse
On its 45th anniversary, Shenzhen has transformed from a small fishing village to a global economic powerhouse, leading in tech, trade, and innovation.
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Xinjiang Tourism Boom Fuels Growth & Jobs 🌄💼
This summer Xinjiang’s tourism boom lifts the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to the Chinese mainland’s third top spot, driving economic growth and new jobs.
Xizang at 60: A 327M to $38B Economic Glow-Up
Discover how the Xizang Autonomous Region’s GDP rocketed from 327M yuan in 1965 to 276.5B yuan in 2024, fueling major upgrades in infrastructure, social services, and eco protection.
Xizang Sees Big Income Surge in 2024
Xizang’s per capita disposable income for urban and rural residents jumped by 8.5% and 9.4% in 2024, marking a major boost in the region’s economy.
Xizang’s 60th Anniversary: GDP Soars 1,000x 🚀
On its 60th anniversary, the Xizang Autonomous Region’s GDP has soared 1,000-fold over six decades, showcasing a stunning journey from humble beginnings to vibrant modernity.
Sunrise over the Plateau: Vibrant Roof of the World’s 60-Year Leap
Discover how the Tibetan Plateau in the Chinese mainland transformed over 60 years, blending tradition with solar power and railways to become the Vibrant Roof of the World.
Xizang’s Economic Leap: From Mountain Valleys to Prosperity
Xizang has overcome remote challenges to achieve 6.3% GDP growth, boost incomes by up to 27%, and surpass 1.1 million tons in grain output, marking a new era of prosperity.
Xizang’s Epic Rise: From Serfdom to Modern Boom
Explore Xizang’s journey from centuries of serfdom to booming modern growth, as local residents embrace new rights, rising incomes, and a vibrant political life.
Chinese Mainland’s Economy Sees Steady Growth in July
July’s data shows the Chinese mainland’s economy saw 3.7% retail sales growth and 5.7% industrial output rise, reflecting stable progress.
Yale Experts: Tariffs Keep US Economy Smaller
Yale Budget Lab president Natasha Sarin warns US tariffs shift resources to less productive sectors, raise prices, and stifle growth for a persistently smaller economy.