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Winter sports are thriving in China as the 2025 Asian Winter Games spark excitement nationwide, boosting the ice and snow economy and turning winter activities into a lifestyle embraced by millions.
China’s prices hold steady as 2025 begins, with CPI rising slightly and PPI declining modestly, signaling a stable economy and room for growth policy adjustments.
China kicks off 2025 with a surge in consumption and tourism, boosted by events like the Asian Winter Games and Spring Festival. Strong economic indicators signal continued growth for the year ahead.
China’s consumer price index rose 0.5% year-on-year in January, signaling modest inflation growth, while producer prices fell by 2.3%, reflecting economic shifts.
New trends across sectors are fueling China’s economic vitality, reshaping industries from winter sports to anime culture.
China’s ice and snow industry is booming, fueling significant economic growth. Cities like Harbin are seeing a surge in winter tourism, transforming cold resources into a hot engine for development.
China’s 2025 Spring Festival holiday sparks economic boom with record tourism, shifting consumer trends, and a thriving entertainment industry.
President Trump’s tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland may be boosting China’s economy instead of protecting U.S. interests. Discover how these policies are affecting global trade.
China is driving economic transformation through new quality productive forces, focusing on innovation, high-tech development, and improving people’s lives.
China’s manufacturing sector saw a slight contraction in January due to seasonal factors like the Spring Festival, but optimism remains high for a post-holiday rebound.