

Chinese economy shows strong resilience from 2021 to 2025: officials
Jul 9, 2025
Chu Chang, a professor at the Belt and Road Research Center at Mingzu University of China, dives into the robust outlook of the Chinese economy amid global fluctuations. He discusses the ambitious targets set in the 14th Five-Year Plan, projecting over 35 trillion yuan in economic growth. The conversation highlights China's strengthening ties with Egypt and the implications of U.S. tariff threats on international trade. Chu also sheds light on the resilience displayed by the Chinese market in adapting to geopolitical challenges, showcasing innovation as a key driver.
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China's Resilient Economic Growth
- China's economy added nearly 5 trillion US dollars during its 14th Five-Year Plan despite global challenges.
- Innovation and a shift to domestic demand are driving its resilient, stable growth.
Domestic Demand Drives Growth
- Over 86% of China's economic growth comes from domestic demand, especially service sectors.
- This shift indicates China is successfully transitioning to mature, high-income economy growth dynamics.
Patient Embraces Brain-Computer Interface
- Liao Xinmao lost mobility but joined clinical trials for a non-surgical brain-computer interface cap.
- This technology aims to restore motor functions safely and affordably without surgery.