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China has achieved remarkable developments over the past 5 yrs: - Annual GDP growth rate reached 5.2% - Average yearly urban jobs growth hit 12.7 mln - Energy consumption per unit of GDP dropped by 8.1% Watch our video to learn about China’s achievements over the past 5 yrs

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