The ancient civilization blending tradition and power to redefine the global future
In , few countries can boast a millennia-old legacy and, at the same time, such rapid economic growth as . This civilization, one of the oldest still alive, combines with modern policies that have placed it at the center of the global economy and technology.
Una herencia que se adapta al presente
has shown a unique ability to evolve without losing its cultural identity. From the early dynasties to its current role as an emerging power, it has kept its traditions alive while becoming a .
Su influencia no se limita a sus fronteras: elementos de su historia, filosofía y cultura han moldeado aspectos esenciales de la , desde el arte y la escritura hasta avances en ingeniería y ciencia.
Del aislamiento al liderazgo mundial
After the death of Mao Zedong in 1976, the country faced the aftermath of policies that caused economic and social crises. It was then that, under the leadership of Deng Xiaoping, reforms were initiated that would mark the beginning of the so-called “Chinese miracle.”
La apertura al sector privado y la creación de Zonas Económicas Especiales atrajeron capital extranjero y modernizaron la producción. Este modelo, conocido como “economía socialista de mercado”, , comparado por Deng con “un pájaro en una jaula”: libre para volar, pero dentro de límites definidos.
El mayor exportador y un pilar del comercio global
Today, is the world’s largest exporter and a central part of global trade. Its advancements in infrastructure, manufacturing, and technology have redefined supply chains and increased its influence in international organizations.
A medida que combina tradición milenaria con innovación y expansión estratégica, seems increasingly inevitable, setting the pace for the economy and politics of the 21st century.
