China's Fading Economic Boom Signals Painful Adjustments Ahead

China's economic model that powered its rise is now broken due to overreliance on real estate and exports. Massive debt and slowing demand make a recovery unlikely.

The Communist Party under Xi Jinping has shifted focus from economic growth to national security and technological competition with the U.S.

Key sectors like real estate, exports, domestic consumption are all slowing down sharply. There will be no big stimulus to boost growth again.

China faces long-term demographic challenges with an aging population. It risks growing old before getting rich. Safety nets remain threadbare.

The new era will bring painful adjustments. Companies must rethink supply chain risks. The US-China economic relationship is being reset around security not growth.