China’s High-Quality Growth Boosts Global Economic Stability
China’s shift to high-quality growth – focusing on clean energy, AI and advanced manufacturing – is adding stability and momentum to the global economy in 2026.
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China’s shift to high-quality growth – focusing on clean energy, AI and advanced manufacturing – is adding stability and momentum to the global economy in 2026.
China’s economy topped 140 trillion yuan in 2025, fueling stability, more jobs, income growth, and global innovation. Discover what this milestone means for everyday life.
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Jan 20 stressed the need for solid efforts to secure a strong start to the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) at a CPC Central Committee study session.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng delivered a special address at the WEF in Davos, highlighting sustainable growth, digital innovation, and global partnerships for 2026.
China has achieved its 2025 economic targets and is rolling out a 2026–2030 plan to boost domestic demand and innovation through venture capital, M&A funds, and government investments.
Chinese premier Li Qiang chaired a symposium to gather feedback on the draft government work report and the 15th Five-Year Plan, emphasizing high-quality development, innovation, and pro-people policies.
A CGTN poll of 10,044 netizens shows China’s 2025 GDP growth, trade boom and open market are viewed as stabilizers amid rising trade tensions and economic risks.
China’s birth rate fell to 7.92M in 2025, but a massive workforce and shift to innovation show falling population doesn’t doom the economy.
In 2025, China’s GDP topped 140 trillion yuan with 5% growth, marking steady momentum. Here’s what it means for tech, startups, and everyday life across Asia.
On Jan 18, 2026, we mark ten years of China’s supply-side reform. From EVs to lithium batteries and green shipbuilding, discover how quality-focused upgrades reshaped global trade.