Year of the Snake Sparks China’s Consumer Boom in 2025
China’s Year of the Snake sees a surge in consumer spending driven by national policies and holiday initiatives, boosting economic growth in 2025.
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China’s Spring Festival 2025 Sparks Robust Consumption Surge
China’s 2025 Spring Festival ignites a strong consumption surge, with policies and vouchers boosting sectors like retail, tourism, and automotive, driving economic growth.
China Warns U.S. Tariffs: ‘No Winners in a Trade War’
China criticizes new U.S. tariffs, urging cooperation over confrontation. Explore the global economic implications and diplomatic tensions.
China Declares No Winners in U.S. Trade War Amid New Tariffs
China asserts there are no winners in the U.S.-China trade war, responding to the U.S.’s new 10% tariffs by urging dialogue and sustainable relations.
US Tariffs Can’t Revive Manufacturing: Expert Analysis
An Australian academic argues US tariffs alone can’t revive its manufacturing sector after decades of decline, emphasizing the need for innovative strategies. #GlobalEconomy
Australian Expert: US Tariffs Insufficient to Revive Manufacturing
An Australian academic argues that US tariffs alone cannot revive a manufacturing sector that has been declining for over five decades.
China’s 2025 Spring Festival Breaks Travel, Spending Records
China’s 2025 Spring Festival sets new highs in travel & spending, fueled by UNESCO cultural recognition and domestic tourism revival.
2025 Spring Festival on the Chinese Mainland Sees Record-Breaking Travel and Consumption
The Chinese mainland’s 2025 Spring Festival holiday breaks records in travel, leisure, dining, and consumption, marking the first celebration since its UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage inscription.
China’s 2025 Spring Festival Sparks 501M Trips, 7% Spending Surge
China’s 2025 Spring Festival sees 501M domestic trips and $93B in spending, signaling robust economic and cultural momentum.
Record-Breaking Spring Festival Drives Tourism and Spending in the Chinese Mainland
The 2025 Spring Festival holiday in the Chinese mainland saw a surge with 501 million domestic trips and spending hitting 677 billion yuan, marking significant growth.