China is pushing a new plan to revive its economy by focusing on building factories and promoting innovation. The plan, presented with the slogan "new, quality productive forces," aims to drive growth through investments in manufacturing, clean energy, and research and development. The government is also urging increased consumer spending, particularly in replacing old cars and household appliances. However, details on how to stimulate spending and address the housing market slowdown remain vague. The strategy is intended to counter the impact of restrictions on high-tech exports and boost manufacturing, but concerns have been raised about its potential effects on global trade.