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China's economic landscape is currently shaped by the aftermath of a deliberately popped housing bubble, marking a significant transition from years of rapid real estate growth. The government has recognized the dangers posed by this property bubble, the largest in history, leading to a policy shift that sees a decline in housing prices over recent years. Consequently, average citizens are feeling financially strained, as their perceived wealth diminishes, which is adversely affecting consumption and overall economic vitality. This downturn exists alongside a strategic government initiative to reallocate focus and funding towards advanced manufacturing and high technology, moving away from the previously dominant real estate investments.