Power China

The growth rate of the Chinese economy has reached record levels. The country joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, giving its economy an additional boost. The tariffs imposed on Chinese products have decreased in various countries, leading to the spread of these commodities everywhere.

"China has become the world's workshop," says Mann.

Planned
Look at these numbers released by the London School of Economics: in 1978, China's exports were only $ 10 billion, less than 1 percent of world trade. But in 1985, it was valued at $ 25 billion, and just two decades later, the value of Chinese exports rose to 4.3 trillion dollars, making China the largest commodity exporter in the world.

Low level of poverty
The economic reforms launched by Deng have improved the standard of living for millions of Chinese.

The World Bank says more than 850 million Chinese have managed to break out of the cycle of poverty, and the country is striving to completely eradicate poverty by 2020.

Meanwhile, levels of education have accelerated dramatically. Standard Chartered expects 27 percent of China's workforce to have a college education by 2030, a rate equal to that of Germany now.

Planned
Increased income inequality
But China's economic success has not been distributed evenly in a country of more than 1.3 billion people.
This indicates that China is a strong country and this is the policy of its smart president and the intelligence of its people