China's Global Influence Surges Amid US Pressure
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China's Global Influence Surges Amid US Pressure

In 2025, China experienced significant economic growth and expanded its global influence through the successful export of its cultural products, including movies, video games, and toys, despite attempts by the U.S. to limit its power. This surge in soft power complements China's economic strength, reshaping its relationship with the U.S. and the world.

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