China’s economy grew much faster than expected at the start of 2024 – up by 5.3% – boosted by its focus on green manufacturing.
The country has invested in producing high end products such as electric vehicles, batteries and solar panels which are sold around the world.
But that has led to tensions with the West, with other countries fearing they are becoming too reliant on hi-tech Chinese goods which are essential to a low-carbon future.
The US and the EU accuse China of unfairly subsidising these industries, allowing them to flood the world market with cheap green goods.
Sophie Raworth presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Laura Bicker in China.
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