According to this year's Government Work Report from China, during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the nation's GDP exceeded key milestones of 110, 120, 130, and 140 trillion yuan, achieving an impressive average annual growth rate of 5.4%, significantly higher than the global average. Over the past five years, the growth of the Chinese economy has surpassed 35 trillion yuan, which corresponds to the total economic size of a medium-sized country. This growth, despite facing multiple challenges, highlights China's strong resilience and its role as a stabilizing factor in the global economy. Moreover, the report underscores that China has consistently met its set development targets, demonstrating significant potential and a high degree of stability. The economic resilience shown by China is crucial as it functions not only to bolster its own economy but also to stabilize global markets. As China heads into the 2026 Chinese New Year festivities, the expected number of interregional movements is projected to reach 9.5 billion, reflecting robust domestic activity and mobility within the country. This indicates a strong consumer base that could significantly contribute to global economic recovery in the post-pandemic world.