VOICED: Can China sustain its growth?

China's economy has grown significantly since the 1970s, aiming to be the third-largest globally. Despite challenges like inflation and economic restructuring, urbanization and domestic consumption are key strategies for growth. China's economic performance has global implications, aiding recovery from financial crises, though it remains smaller than the US economy.

What measures did China implement during the global slowdown to manage its economy?

What are the potential risks associated with China's economy overheating?

How do urban dwellers' consumption patterns differ from those of rural counterparts in China?

In what ways has China's economic growth impacted the global economy?

What role do exports play in China's economic recovery?