High-Tech Boom Fuels Economic Comeback in Chinese Mainland
Discover how high-tech manufacturing on the Chinese mainland surged in 2025, from semiconductors to 5G, driving a rapid economic comeback.
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Discover how high-tech manufacturing on the Chinese mainland surged in 2025, from semiconductors to 5G, driving a rapid economic comeback.
In August, value-added industrial output in the Chinese mainland rose 5.2% year-on-year, powered by tech and green energy sectors, signaling a manufacturing rebound.
U.S. tariffs are pushing brands to reroute production from the Chinese mainland to Vietnam and Mexico, shaking up global supply chains and sparking new opportunities.
Chinese mainland spokesperson accuses Taiwan authorities of kowtowing to US tariffs, saying SMEs and manufacturing workers on the island face rising unpaid leave and economic hardship.
Economist Justin Wolfers warns on MSNBC that Trump’s chaotic tariffs, lacking Congress approval, only hike costs and fail to bring back US manufacturing jobs.
The Chinese mainland’s H1 growth in manufacturing, tech, and consumer markets sets bold economic priorities for H2 2025.
Discover “Crafted in China,” a TV series exploring Chinese manufacturing’s journey from ancient artisanship to today’s smart innovation.
UOB ups its growth forecast for China by 0.3%, spotlighting the nation’s robust manufacturing sector and complete industrial chain.
Chinese private firms are climbing the value chain in manufacturing and services, fueling global innovation and tech breakthroughs.
At the third China International Supply Chain Expo, innovative tech like seawater desalination and water-based coatings are making manufacturing greener.