China's Economy Exposed: Official Claims vs Reality

Описание: On December 31st, 2025, President Xi Jinping declared a triumph for the chinese economy, citing significant economic growth. However, this video scrutinizes the official chinese data, questioning the reality behind the reported figures. We analyze how these numbers impact the global economy and the broader business and economy landscape.

Chapters:
0:00 – Official GDP Claims (2025)
0:26 – The Impossible Economy -- Price Signals vs. Growth Claims
1:42 – The Investment Contradiction
3:42 – Local Government Debt Mechanics
5:29 – Independent GDP Reconstruction
7:13 – Recalculating the GDP Baseline -- The Trillion Dollar Gap
8:15 – Externalization of Weak Demand
11:59 – Statistical Adjustment Patterns
14:35 – Forward Growth Constraints

China says its economy is worth 140 trillion yuan and growing 5% a year. Once you follow the data – and the people living inside it – that story completely falls apart.

In this documentary, I combine official statistics, independent research, and ground‑level stories from ordinary Chinese people to show why China’s real growth is far lower than advertised… and why that gap could be more than 13 trillion yuan – roughly 2 trillion US dollars.

You’ll see:
• How China’s own price data (the GDP deflator) makes 5% real growth mathematically impossible
• Why investment and property are collapsing while GDP still shows “healthy” growth
• The trillion‑dollar discrepancy between official GDP and what independent analysts find
• The human cost: overworked delivery drivers, 35+ workers pushed out, graduates with no future, and families surviving on “minimalist” lives
• What this means for China’s future – and for the rest of the world

This video draws on research from independent analysts like Rhodium Group and others who have tried to reverse‑engineer China’s real numbers, plus translated posts and videos that are censored or buried inside China’s own internet.

If you want the polished narrative from Beijing, you already know where to find it.

If you want to see what it looks like from the ground level – keep watching.