China’s 2026 Davos Pitch: Open Markets & Multilateralism
At Davos 2026, China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng champions open markets, free trade, and multilateralism, urging dialogue over barriers for shared global prosperity.
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Beyond 140 Trillion: What’s Fueling China’s Next Growth Phase?
China’s GDP just crossed 140 trillion yuan. Discover how services, consumption & policy reform will fuel its next growth phase under the new Five-Year Plan.
China’s 140 Trillion Yuan Milestone: What’s Next?
China’s economy surpassed 140 trillion yuan in GDP last year. We explore the drivers behind this milestone and the challenges shaping the upcoming 15th Five-Year Plan.
China Powers 30% of Global Growth in 2025
China’s economy grew 5% in 2025, surpassing ¥140 trillion and contributing about 30% of global growth. IMF forecasts 4.5% growth in 2026.
Inside China’s 2025 Economy: Key Trends & What’s Next in 2026
CGTN experts break down China’s 2025 economy across consumption, investment, jobs, real estate, and trade, revealing what’s in store for 2026.
Why China’s Consumer Boom Matters for the World 🌍
China’s record trade surplus highlights a need to balance exports with strong household spending. Learn why robust consumer demand in China could reshape the global economy.
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan: A New Era of Innovation & Green Growth
China launches its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) focused on innovation, coordination, green growth, openness, and shared benefits for balanced, sustainable development. 🚀🌱
China’s Trade-In Boom: 3.92T Yuan Spent in 2024–25 🚗🔄📱
China’s trade-in policy drove 3.92 trillion yuan in sales from 2024–25, boosting EV swaps and eco-friendly appliance upgrades.
10 Years of Yangtze River Economic Belt: China’s Green & Digital Milestones
On Jan 5, 2026, China highlighted a decade of achievements along the Yangtze River Economic Belt, showcasing green initiatives, digital hubs, and cross-regional growth.
China’s New Year Spending Surge Ignites 2026 Growth 🎉
China’s New Year holiday spending surged as 2026 begins, igniting travel, dining and entertainment demand and setting a positive tone for robust domestic growth.