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In 2015 China grew to $11 trillion, clearly becoming the 2nd largest economy.  China led the world in production of ships, iron, steel, textiles, cement, chemicals, toys, electronics, railcars, aircraft, solar cells, shoes, cellphones, air conditioners, and personal computers.  More than 80% of medical pharma materials came from China.  In rare earth minerals, which are vital to so many high technology industries, by 2021 China had an 80% lock on the supply.  Other sectors the CCP means to dominate include satellite technology, [[AI]], cyber, quantum computing and communications, battery development and manufacturing, and robotics.

In 2015 China grew to $11 trillion, clearly becoming the 2nd largest economy.  China led the world in production of ships, iron, steel, textiles, cement, chemicals, toys, electronics, railcars, aircraft, solar cells, shoes, cellphones, air conditioners, and personal computers.  More than 80% of medical pharma materials came from China.  In rare earth minerals, which are vital to so many high technology industries, by 2021 China had an 80% lock on the supply.  Other sectors the CCP means to dominate include satellite technology, [[AI]], cyber, quantum computing and communications, battery development and manufacturing, and robotics.

In 2020, it hit 100 trillion yuan ($15.21 trillion), when the United States went down to $20 trillion, and Japan went down to $5 trillion, because of the [[CCP pandemic]]. China had a ''per capita'' income below [[Mexico]] but above the [[Dominican Republic]]. 40% of the population lives on less than $5 per day.

In 2020, China hit 100 trillion yuan ($15.21 trillion), when the United States went down to $20 trillion, and Japan went down to $5 trillion, because of the [[CCP pandemic]]. China had a ''per capita'' income below [[Mexico]] but above the [[Dominican Republic]]. 40% of the population lives on less than $5 per day.

China is expected to get to $25 trillion in 2025 and possibly hit $33 trillion in 2030, surpassing the United States' 30 trillion. The [[mainstream media]] appears to be cheerleading for China,<ref>https://danaloesch.com/some-media-democrats-diligently-defending-communist-china/</ref><ref>https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/15/economy/china-gdp-intl-hnk/index.html</ref> and boasted about how China will overtake the US economy before 2030.<ref>https://www.nbcnews.com/business/economy/chinas-economy-will-be-no-1-less-20-years-us-flna1C7511557</ref>  

China is expected to get to $25 trillion in 2025 and possibly hit $33 trillion in 2030, surpassing the United States' 30 trillion. The [[mainstream media]] appears to be cheerleading for China,<ref>https://danaloesch.com/some-media-democrats-diligently-defending-communist-china/</ref><ref>https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/15/economy/china-gdp-intl-hnk/index.html</ref> and boasted about how China will overtake the US economy before 2030.<ref>https://www.nbcnews.com/business/economy/chinas-economy-will-be-no-1-less-20-years-us-flna1C7511557</ref>