This year marks the final stage of China's 14th Five-Year Plan. What achievements have been made in the country's economic and social development during this period?

Starting today, Yangcheng Evening News is launching a bilingual series titled “AI's View on the 14th Five-Year Plan”, which highlights the progress China — especially Guangdong — has made in economic and social development over the past five years. Stay tuned!

During the 14th Five-Year Plan,

China's total economic output successively surpassed the thresholds of 110 trillion, 120 trillion, and 130 trillion yuan.

This year, it is expected to reach around 140 trillion yuan, marking a significant boost in economic strength.

China's economic growth over these five years is projected to exceed 35 trillion yuan—

the equivalent of creating another “Yangtze River Delta.”

In the first four years of the plan, China's average annual growth rate stood at 5.5%,

contributing about 30% to global economic growth.

Over the same period,

Guangdong's economy has climbed steadily, crossing three trillion-yuan milestones in succession.

Its GDP was the first to break 14 trillion yuan, 

securing the province's position as the nation's top economy for the 36th consecutive year.

Over the past five years, Guangdong's 20 strategic industrial clusters have strengthened the province's foundation as a manufacturing powerhouse.

策划｜蒋铮
文案｜赵鹏 刘泳希
海报｜黎杰文
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