China · 2025
34.6747NBS ↗
trillion yuan
Indicators · Industry
China's latest official yuan-denominated figure alongside a same-source World Bank comparison in current US dollars.
China · 2025
34.6747NBS ↗
trillion yuan
Real growth
6.1%NBS ↗
year on year
International comparison
2021World Bank ↗
common year for selected economies
Global share · 2025
27.4%World Bank ↗
of world manufacturing value added
Complete common-year animation
All ten economies have positive values for the complete common-year window 2004–2021. The chart opens on the latest complete common year, 2021; pressing Play at 2021 restarts from 2004.
| Rank | Economy | Current US$ (trillion) | Basis |
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Long-run trend
Definition
Manufacturing value added measures newly created value after intermediate inputs—the core flow for industry’s contribution. It is not gross industrial output, firm revenue or export value. China’s official yuan series and the World Bank current-dollar comparison answer related but different questions.
Why values differ
World Bank current-dollar values and China’s official yuan figures diverge because of exchange rates, revision timing, price concepts and database update cycles. The page keeps the yuan official value and the dollar comparison separate instead of inventing one “true” number.
Common mistake
Do not compare manufacturing value added directly with gross industrial output, goods exports or above-scale industrial growth rates. For country scale, prefer one international dataset edition; for China’s domestic structure, prefer NBS definitions with the year shown.
Reading guide
Domestic level and structure discussions usually use official yuan values; cross-country charts often use current dollars, where exchange rates move relative ranks.
Value added nets out intermediate inputs. Treating gross output or exports as “manufacturing size” can badly distort comparisons.
Real growth and current-price levels are not interchangeable. Keep growth notes attached to their source concept.
International bars should only compare economies that share a year; missing values stay missing.
Downloads and revisions
The page CSV retains years, units, source IDs, verification status and comparability warnings. Each chart also offers its current data as CSV, PNG or SVG.
Page data
Includes registered formal points, available historical series and scalar derived metrics. UTF-8 encoded for spreadsheets and analysis tools.
Download CSV ↓Data file updated: 23 Jul 2026
Citation
The title, latest formal data year and source organizations come from existing publication metadata; the access date and current page URL are added when you click.
Public record
Aligned the published manufacturing value-added primary status with its existing machine-validated publication evidence and made the archived World Bank WDI lineage deterministic. Published values were unchanged.
Related sources: National Bureau of Statistics of China ↗ · World Bank ↗
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Added China's 2004–2025 share of world manufacturing value added, derived from same-year CHN and WLD observations in one archived World Bank WDI snapshot.
Related sources: World Bank ↗
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Added page-level formal-data CSV files, chart-level CSV/PNG/SVG exports and a bilingual revision timeline to all indicator pages.
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Published the official China manufacturing value-added headline and the same-source World Bank international comparison.
Related sources: National Bureau of Statistics of China ↗ · World Bank ↗
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