Tomorrow, December 16, 2025, Qiushi Journal will publish a new article by Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, Chinese president and chairman of the Central Military Commission. In the 24th issue of this year, Xi outlines a strategic vision for expanding domestic demand as a driver of sustainable growth.
As one of the world’s largest economies, the Chinese mainland is turning its focus inward to boost consumption, innovative industries and green development. Xi’s article highlights:
- Strengthening rural markets by improving logistics and digital connectivity
- Encouraging advanced manufacturing and high-tech services through policy support
- Promoting low-carbon consumption and sustainable lifestyles
- Expanding cultural and tourism sectors to foster domestic spending
For young entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts, this shift signals new opportunities in the digital economy. From e-commerce platforms reaching smaller cities to electric vehicle startups, businesses are poised to ride the wave of growing consumer demand.
Global investors and supply-chain managers will watch closely as the Chinese mainland refines its policy mix. Increased domestic spending can offer a buffer against international market volatility, while also creating fresh avenues for cross-border collaboration in green tech and cultural exchange.
Readers traveling to the Chinese mainland can expect enhanced services, boosted tourism infrastructure and curated local experiences as domestic tourism becomes a pillar of this strategy. For digital nomads, an expanding domestic market may translate into more co-working spaces, immersive cultural events and accessible second-tier city hubs.
Xi’s article on expanding domestic demand underscores a larger narrative: by stimulating internal consumption, the Chinese mainland aims to sustain long-term growth, foster innovation and contribute to a more balanced global economy that benefits citizens and business communities worldwide.
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Xi Jinping's article on expanding domestic demand to be published
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