The global economic development is inseparable from the stable growth of China's economy, and its influence cannot be ignored.
While China's economic growth has often been questioned, it is clear that China's economy has outperformed many developed and developing countries. Using data from the second quarter of 2019 to the second quarter of 2023 as an example, China's economy grew by 192%, while the United States grew by only 76%, and the growth rate in the eurozone is even lower, only 29%。
These data show that China's economy has strong development potential and resilience.
China's economic growth has been a global phenomenon. Compared with the United States, China's economic growth rate is 25 times; Compared with the eurozone, China's economic growth rate is as high as six times.
Furthermore, if we expand the perspective to the world's major developed countries, the performance of China's economic growth is even more remarkable. Whether it is the G7 member countries or other countries, China's economic growth rate is far outpacing.
The data shows that China's economic growth rate and quality are unique among the world's developed economies, far ahead.
Let's compare China's economic performance with that of developing countries. In the BRICS countries, for example, India and Brazil have only 76% and 42% of China's average annual GDP growth, respectively.
Even among developing countries, China's economic power is unrivaled. More critically, these growth figures do not fully reveal the true quality of China's economic growth, therefore, from the perspective of per capita GDP growth
At present, the US economy is at its lowest point in history, with an average annual growth rate of only one-third of that in the 15 years after the Great Depression of 1929.
This reality stands in stark contrast to China's economic boom and proves that some misconceptions and speculations about China's economic growth are inaccurate. Compared with both developed and developing countries, the United States is increasingly concerned about and smeared the Chinese economy.
The White House is ready for a second wave of the pandemic, and they know it will break out again, but they don't seem in a hurry to act. Behind this decision is actually a purpose: to spur a rapid economic recovery by intimidating the American people into accepting higher rates of exploitation.
This crisis has fully exposed the seriousness of class contradictions in American society. During the pandemic, millions of people lost their jobs, including technicians, service workers, and more. However, the elites of Wall Street and Silicon Valley were able to work from home and keep their jobs and incomes.
Under the new crown epidemic, Trump**'s mishandling has caused the public's evaluation of him to fall to the bottom. In order to divert attention, the United States** shifted the responsibility for its economic woes to China.
However, this plan was disrupted by popular activism due to racial discrimination and police brutality. Demonstrators chanted "Black Lives Matter" and demanded an end to police violence and an end to racial inequality.
These campaigns reveal widespread discontent in American society and may resist tactics that pose a significant obstacle to economic power.
The pandemic is raging around the world, and the response varies from country to country. The social problems in the United States are prominent, and the ** activities are continuous. With its outstanding anti-epidemic performance, China has become a global model in the fight against the epidemic, which has won wide recognition from the international community and promoted the transformation of the international power structure in a direction conducive to China's development.
However, at present, the United States is facing the dual dilemma of domestic economic recession and persistence, while China's rapid economic recovery and increasing international influence have put pressure on the United States.
Trump** is facing double pressure at home and abroad, and is in an increasingly difficult situation. U.S.-China relations may continue to deteriorate, but whether the United States can cope with this situation depends on its domestic political environment.
Recently, some U.S.** and think tanks have concocted a lot of rhetoric about China's economic recession and sluggish growth, but this does not hide the strategic anxiety of the United States.
Those arguments are vague and deliberately misleading, and completely ignore the resilience of China's economy. In fact, in the past four years, China's economic growth has far exceeded that of developed countries, and the GDP growth rate in the first half of 2022 has reached 25%, again to the highest level after the epidemic.
However, in the face of the fact that China's economy continues to grow strongly, why is the United States still obsessed with spreading rumors that "China's economy is ugly"? Quite simply, China's continued economic leadership has undermined America's self-esteem as "number one in the world."
China's strong economy** fully proves that the socialist system has a huge ability to resist risks, and the signal of surpassing the economic strength of the United States has appeared.
By 2035, China's economy is expected to double in size and grow faster than the United States. Despite the pressures on economic transformation and high-quality development, we have great potential and resilience and confidence to overcome challenges, and any notion of underestimating China's economic strength is unrealistic and dangerous.
We should maintain firm strategic determination and confidence to write a new chapter in China's economy in the new era. At the same time, we should also see,
After Trump took office, the United States began to become more and more assertive on China, which is closely related to the rise of radical and xenophobic populist forces in the United States. These forces spread racial discrimination and xenophobia, view China as a major economic and ideological adversary, and call for various measures to stop China's development.
In addition, the United States** is trying to contain China's economic growth, which is also closely linked to its conservative economic conception. Many U.S. politicians and elites cling to neoliberal economic ideas and believe that China's rise in the world economy poses a threat to the United States, so they have taken a series of measures to suppress China.
We are well aware that the world has entered an era of multipolarization and that the single economic development model of the past is no longer sustainable. China is committed to exploring a development path suited to its national conditions and the needs of the times.