As China grapples with the new wave of Covid-19, its leaders are committed to ahead of the United States in economic growth.
President Xi Jinping held a meeting with his top economic officials and urged them to take bolder stimulus measures to bolster China's economy and demonstrate its system is superior to the West.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin expressed confidence that the continued recovery in the country's economy remained unchanged. In fact, China is fully capable and well positioned to overcome the challenges.
In the final quarter of 2021, America overtook China's annual rate growth rate for the first time in nearly two decades, with the US Gross Domestic Product (KDNK) increasing 5.5% versus China's 4%.
This has raised a 'warning' for China, even more so after the KDNK forecasts by the main financial institutions of the International Financial Fund (IMF) and the World Bank were also revealed.
In response, Chinese officials are considering a major new construction project to revive key sectors of the economy.
The local government is also pulling back on curbs on home purchases and top employees are considering meeting with foreign investors to ease concerns about their recent crackdown on commerce.
China aims to achieve a KDNK of 5% in the second quarter to put it on the ground to achieve its 5.5% annual growth target.
While China's 'COVID-19 nature' police pose a major obstacle to its economic objectives, it has given no hint of stepping down. Instead, employees focus on measures such as new coaching projects to reduce pandemic problems.
