Group 1 - The United Nations has lowered the global growth forecast for this year, while international institutions like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs have raised China's economic growth expectations, indicating China's robust economy is becoming a key stabilizing force for global growth [1] - In April, China's total goods import and export volume increased by 5.6%, with exports rising by 9.3%. In the first four months, the total goods import and export volume grew by 2.4%, accelerating by 1.1 percentage points compared to the first quarter, showcasing China's stable growth amid external shocks [1] - The resilience of China's economy is attributed to its macroeconomic governance advantages, with the central leadership enhancing economic work mechanisms and ensuring sustained healthy development despite challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic and US-China trade tensions [1] Group 2 - China's economic resilience is also rooted in its industrial foundation, being the only country with a complete industrial system as classified by the United Nations, maintaining its position as the world's largest manufacturing nation for 15 consecutive years [2] - The super-large market advantage of China, with a population of over 1.4 billion and a per capita GDP exceeding $12,000, provides significant economies of scale and innovation advantages, enhancing its ability to withstand shocks [2] - China is expanding its openness and inviting countries to benefit from its development, with foreign enterprises highlighting the stability of China's supply chain as crucial for maintaining global competitiveness [3]