China's new leap of 140 trillion yuan, due to its "innovation content," "green content," and "future content," has brought strong confidence supply to the world and stimulated more opportunities for future oriented cooperation. On January 19th, the "Annual Report" of the Chinese economy for 2025 was freshly released: the total economic output exceeded the 140 trillion yuan mark for the first time, the gross domestic product increased by 5.0% year-on-year, and it is expected to contribute about 30% to the world economic growth. Faced with complex changes in the domestic and international economic environment, China's economy is stable, structurally optimized, and driven by new energy, fully demonstrating its ability to adapt to changes and withstand pressure, injecting more certainty into the world economy and creating more new opportunities. Looking back at the 14th Five Year Plan period, China's total economic output has successively surpassed the thresholds of 110 trillion yuan, 120 trillion yuan, 130 trillion yuan, and 140 trillion yuan. The consecutive achievement of the "10 trillion" level climb fully demonstrates the confidence and resilience of the Chinese economy in responding to the storms of the times. Against the backdrop of a turbulent and intertwined international situation, it is even more evident that China's economic leap has not come easily. Having withstood pressure in a complex and ever-changing environment, "international media observations have pointed out that China, as a super large economy, achieving its expected growth targets is a major positive for the world economy, which is currently in a difficult period. What does China's new economic leap mean for the world? You may want to turn your attention to the World Economic Forum 2026 Annual Meeting being held in Davos, Switzerland. The theme of this year's World Economic Forum Annual Meeting is "The Spirit of Dialogue", which focuses not only on identifying the challenges of the times, but also on exploring innovative solutions that will determine the future. To this end, the organizers have listed a series of priority topics: "How to cooperate in an increasingly competitive world?" "How to unleash new growth drivers?" "How to better invest in people?" "How to responsibly promote the large-scale application of innovation?" "How to maintain the limits of the earth and achieve prosperity?" Understanding the concerns of the world and the significance of China's confidence and opportunities in the times - China's new exploration and progress are providing new ideas and setting new examples for solving common challenges faced by all countries. As pointed out in British media articles, China has interpreted the true meaning of growth. By 2025, China's R&D investment intensity will reach 2.8%, surpassing the average level of countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development for the first time. The added value of digital product manufacturing above designated size will increase by 9.3% compared to the previous year. A number of major scientific research achievements in cutting-edge fields such as artificial intelligence, quantum technology, and brain computer interfaces will emerge, and the domestic sales of new energy vehicles will account for more than 50%... The continuous development and growth of new quality productivity will support China's economy to achieve "quantity leap" and "quality improvement", and provide profound inspiration for countries to create new growth momentum. Nearly half of the "AI Application Stars" list released by the World Economic Forum on January 19th comes from China. In 2025, China's pace of opening up will become increasingly determined. The Hainan Free Trade Port has launched a full island closure operation, with the total import and export volume of goods increasing by 3.8% against the trend. Among them, the import scale of goods has reached a new high, reaching 18.5 trillion yuan, providing a broad market space for various countries. Despite the rampant unilateralism and protectionism, the opening up of China remains solid and dynamic, playing a key role in maintaining the stability and smoothness of global industrial and supply chains, and promoting the deepening of economic globalization in difficult times. By 2025, the per capita disposable income of Chinese residents will increase by 5.0% in real terms, synchronized with economic growth; Positive progress has been made in livelihood undertakings such as elderly care, childcare, and medical care; China continues to innovate consumption scenarios and optimize consumption environments in various regions, with multiple sub sectors such as culture, tourism, entertainment, and sports blooming... China guarantees and improves people's livelihoods in its development, expands development space while meeting people's needs, and demonstrates to the world in a tangible way that "investing in people" not only highlights the value of modernization, but also creates increment and unleashes potential for economic development. China's new leap of 140 trillion yuan, due to its "innovation content," "green content," and "future content," has brought strong confidence supply to the world and stimulated more opportunities for future oriented cooperation. Entering the 15th Five Year Plan, the grand blueprint for China's economic and social development in the next five years provides the world with a 'list of opportunities'. China, which adheres to high-quality development and high-level opening up, will inject more certainty and new momentum into the world, achieving common development and beauty. (New Society)