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The economic narrative shifts dramatically from the early 1980s onward, where we can see that China began to recover and grow at an unprecedented rate of approximately 8% annually. However, when viewed through the lens of economic history, this rapid improvement can be interpreted as a "spring back" effect—a reversion to a trend line that had been artificially suppressed for decades due to the stringent and ill-fated policies of previous years.