From the perspective of macroeconomic statistics and capital markets, the economy of the United States has maintained robust momentum after the COVID-19 pandemic, with some viewing the country as reclaiming the West's position as the central driving force behind the world economy, forever reversing the trend in the world economy of a rising East and a declining West.

China's economy has substantial potential demand and supply, with enormous long-term growth prospects. However, it is currently facing two fundamental issues: infrastructure financing mismatch and the production-centered economic institutions. These problems have caused actual economic growth to fall below its potential level. To ensure the achievement of basic modernization by 2035, these two issues must be addressed through comprehensive reforms as soon as possible. Infrastructure financing mi