China's economic growth has dramatically increased its GDP from $361 billion in 1990 to $17.8 trillion by 2023, lifting over 800 million people from poverty.
Challenges such as overcapacity and excessive competition have emerged, hindering innovation and sustainable growth.
Industries like electric vehicles and e-commerce face fierce price wars, eroding profit margins and stifling investment in R&D.
The government's resolution aims to implement reforms for a unified market, ensuring fair competition and addressing systemic issues.
China's approach will significantly influence international relations and business dynamics amid global tensions.