China and the world

China’s Share of the World

Explore China’s scale, structure and long-run change across manufacturing, the green transition, transport, agriculture, the economy, innovation and society.

Published indicators67 indicator detail pages are published
Themes and formal shares67 mapped into 7 themes; 15 meet the formal share rule
Next prioritiesConstruction machinery, Machine-tool output, Aerospace manufacturing

Start with a question

Answer a common question, then inspect the full data

These links go straight to existing full indicator pages rather than creating thin landing pages. Each page keeps definitions, sources, trends and downloads together.

7 themes · 67 indicators

Understand China and the world through totals, shares, structure and long-run change

13 existing indicators

Energy, environment and green transition

Bring energy production, the power system, green manufacturing, emissions and efficiency into one theme while keeping generation, capacity, consumption, manufacturing output and environmental outcomes distinct.

Planned next indicators
  • Energy intensity of GDP

15 existing indicators

Economy, trade and consumption

Use GDP, trade, consumption and investment to describe macroeconomic scale and demand while separating totals, per-capita measures and real growth.

8 existing indicators

Science, digitalisation and innovation

Combine research inputs, automation adoption, digital-industry foundations and innovation outputs without treating scale alone as innovation efficiency.

Planned next indicators
  • Researchers
  • Digital infrastructure
  • Software and information services

14 existing indicators

Population, society and living conditions

Extend from population structure to health, education, employment, income, social protection and living conditions.

Planned next indicators
  • Household income and social protection

Scale is not per person

A global share is not a measure of efficiency or living standards

Generation, GDP, food supply and emissions will include per-capita or intensity context. China’s global share partly reflects population and economic scale and should not be read as per-person leadership.

Definition boundaries

Output, sales, consumption, capacity and installed capacity stay separate

Energy, vehicles, batteries, solar and food statistics will not hide scope differences behind similar labels. Missing common years will be shown as unavailable.