Against the backdrop of sluggish global economic growth and rising uncertainties, the trajectory of China's economy has become a critical issue of intense international focus. Whether in the latest World Economic Outlook report from the International Monetary Fund or at the recently commenced Davos Forum, China's economy stands as a central point of global attention. Looking back at 2025, amidst a complex and volatile domestic and international environment, the Chinese economy delivered an impressive report card: the annual economic aggregate surpassed the new milestone of 140 trillion yuan, achieving a growth rate of 5%. So, where does this remarkable resilience originate? Senior US economist David Blair, Shao Yu, Chief Economist at the Fudan University School of Management's Science and Innovation Center, and Li Zhan, Chief Economist of China Merchants Fund, provide in-depth analysis on the internal logic of China's economic performance and its future growth drivers in this edition of Global Finance Link.

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