China News Agency, Beijing, December 26th, title: How did the world-famous "transcript" come about?

　　China News Agency reporter Li Xiaoyu

　　There is an old saying in China: The sea is flowing, and the hero is true.

When the global economy fell into a major recession that was rarely seen in decades due to the epidemic, China not only withstood the pressure, but also handed in a "report card" that has attracted worldwide attention.

　　Today, the growth rate of private investment that reflects economic vitality has turned from negative to positive, and the profit growth of industrial enterprises above designated size has also reversed its downward trend.

With market expectations improving and income increasing, consumption, which was once hit hard by the epidemic, is also accelerating its recovery.

Export performance is even more impressive: not only the monthly growth rate has repeatedly reached more than 10%, it is much higher than before the outbreak, and its share of the international market is also steadily increasing.

Data map: The picture shows the production scene in a manufacturing company.

(Image and text irrelevant) Photo by China News Agency reporter Yang Bo

　　From the perspective of some of the leading indicators, this trend of steady improvement will become more prominent.

In November, the official manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) and non-manufacturing business activity index both exceeded the prosperity and decline line and rose to the highest point during the year, indicating that economic activity will accelerate expansion.

　　China's established development goals and pace have not been disrupted by the epidemic.

Under the current standards, all impoverished counties have been lifted out of poverty, the pilot free trade zone has been expanded, the negative list of foreign investment access has continued to shrink, and reform and opening up have continued to deepen.

　　For the outstanding performance of China's economy, many international institutions have certainly increased.

The World Bank stated that China is recovering at a "faster-than-expected" rate, and the economy is expected to grow by 2% this year.

The Asian Development Bank raised China’s economic growth forecast for this year from 1.8% to 2.1%.

　　This impressive report card is the result of China's huge price, sacrifice and unremitting efforts.

　　When the epidemic spread, China took a series of unprecedented measures to strengthen prevention and control with the determination to "break the arm of a strong man". It did not hesitate to "freeze" or even "suspend" some economic activities in the short term, so as to control the epidemic as soon as possible and redeem the losses caused by the epidemic. Valuable time has laid a solid foundation.

　　In just over one month, the spread of the epidemic was initially contained; in about two months, the number of new cases per day in the country dropped to single digits; in about three months, decisive results were achieved in the defense of Wuhan and Hubei.

Since then, factories have reopened, schools have resumed classes, and shopping malls have once again been crowded.

After the return of long-lost human fireworks, China's economy has also resumed its growth momentum after a short-term decline.

　　Such dazzling economic data also benefited from China's deep accumulation over the past few decades.

　　It is precisely because of having the world's largest and most complete industrial system that China can continue to produce all kinds of goods urgently needed at home and abroad with quality and quantity when multiple obstructions or even breaks occur in the global industrial supply chain.

　　It is precisely because of the consumption potential of 1.4 billion people and more than 400 million middle-income groups that China can use its huge domestic market to ease the impact of shrinking international economic and trade activities and promote economic recovery.

　　It is precisely because of the accumulation of rich experience in macroeconomic regulation and control that China can quickly launch a series of effective policy innovations, can accurately grasp the strength, scale and rhythm of policy operations, and avoid "sequelae" while vigorously supporting economic recovery. ".

　　Compared with economic recovery, what is even more rare is that China is not alone in the crisis.

As the world's second-largest economy, China has been working hard to help the global economy get back on track.

　　This year, China held the third China International Import Expo as scheduled, providing a platform for high-quality goods and services from various countries to enter the Chinese market; under the strong push of China and other parties, the "Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement" (RCEP) The successful signing after eight years of negotiations has not only greatly strengthened regional economic integration, but also injected new impetus into the world economy and trade out of the trough.

　　At present, the struggle between mankind and the new crown virus is still going on, the outlook for the world economy is still facing various uncertainties, and major changes unseen in a century are accelerating.

China’s economy is far from being able to sit back and relax, and there is no need to relax.

In addition to firmly grasping the valuable time window brought by the accelerated economic recovery and focusing on deepening reform and opening up, we must also accelerate the formation of a new development pattern with domestic and international cycles as the main body and mutual promotion of domestic and international double cycles, and enhance the independence of the industrial chain and supply chain Controllable ability.

Only in this way can the Chinese economy gain a firm foothold in the turbulent international environment.

　　"Fire sees real gold". After many tests, the "fineness" of China's economy will surely be even greater.

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