The biggest news for China's economy in 2025 should be: Amid the chaos of the trade war, China's goods trade surplus in the first 11 months of 2025 surpassed $1 trillion for the first time—a historic record backed by statistical data. The analysis I've seen on this data shows a polarized trend. Some are praising it, saying export products have been upgraded, while others argue that profits aren't high and it's just about reducing overcapacity, with a decline in people's income perception. What do you all think? And do you have any related analysis you agree with that you can share?