China's economy grew by 4.7 percent in the first half of the year, with foreign trade rising nearly 17 percent, and new growth drivers expanding at a faster pace. Meanwhile, the government has recently approved its first Five-Year Plan dedicated to expanding consumption, making it a strategic priority and a stronger driver of economic growth. So, what do the economic indicators tell us about China's growth momentum? How should we understand the latest policy signals? And what can we expect from a stronger engine driving China's high-quality development in the future?