Tech plants alter China's growth plan

The economic growth map in China during the first half of 2026 shows significant variations between regions. Provinces that rely on technology industries and high-value-added sectors, such as Zhejiang, Shandong, and Shanghai, have achieved growth rates exceeding the national average of 4.7%. Meanwhile, growth in areas dependent on real estate and traditional industries, such as Hunan and Shaanxi, has slowed to around 2.4%. Despite the continued slowdown in these regions, some areas like Anhui have managed to recover and achieve growth of 5.6%, supported by sectors such as electric vehicles and robotics. This reflects a shift in China's economic development map, where more developed regions depend on the tech economy and high-value exports, while traditional areas face a slowdown in performance.

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