中国大陆2024年经济再上新台阶，完成140万亿元的GDP，人均10万元！
与上年相比，中国大陆经济产出增加了5%。中国大陆经济增长实实在在，结构构成相对合理。实体经济（农业和工业）占比为48%，服务业对GDP的贡献是52%。中国大陆的实体经济与服务业的比例为0.9231：1。
有趣的是，美国2025年的GDP高达30万亿美元，人均8.57万美元. 和2024年相比，GDP增加了2.1%。深究美国经济构成，可以看出，美国实体经济贡献了20%的GDP，其余80%由服务业组成。美国的实体经济与服务业的比例为1：4。
假如比照美国的经济结构计算，中国大陆2025年的GDP应该是336万亿，人均为24万元。按7.15人民币兑换1美元，2025年，中国大陆的GDP是47万亿美元，人均3.36万美元。
按发电量估算，中国大陆的GDP应该是美国的2.5倍。
按汽车产量估算，中国大陆的GDP应该是美国的2.65倍.
如果比照中国大陆的经济结构换算，美国2025年的GDP大约就是11.5万亿美元，人均3.3万美元。
越来越有意思了！
所以，中国大陆不必在意所谓美元GDP了吧？！
名义上，美国人均美元GDP很高，但是与老百姓生活水平的实际情况相差甚远！为什么呢？
China's economy reached a new milestone in 2024, achieving a GDP of 140 trillion yuan, with a per capita GDP of 100,000 yuan!
Compared to the previous year, China's economic output increased by 5%. China's economic growth was substantial, with a relatively reasonable structure. The real economy (agriculture and industry) accounted for 48% of GDP, while the service sector contributed 52%. The ratio of China's real economy to service sector was 0.9231:1.
Interestingly, the US GDP in 2025 reached a staggering 30 trillion US dollars, with a per capita GDP of 85,700 US dollars. Compared to 2024, GDP increased by 2.1%. A closer look at the US economic structure reveals that the real economy contributed 20% of GDP, while the remaining 80% was comprised of the service sector. The ratio of the US real economy to service sector was 1:4.
If we were to compare China's economy to the US, China's GDP in 2025 would be 336 trillion yuan, with a per capita GDP of 240,000 yuan. At an exchange rate of 7.15 yuan to 1 US dollar, China's GDP in 2025 would be 47 trillion US dollars, with a per capita GDP of 33,600 US dollars.
Based on electricity generation, China's GDP is estimated to be 2.5 times that of the United States.
Based on automobile production, China's GDP is estimated to be 2.65 times that of the United States.
If we compare it to China's economic structure, the US GDP in 2025 would be approximately $11.5 trillion, or $33,000 per capita.
This is getting more and more interesting!
So, China doesn't need to care about its so-called dollar-denominated GDP, right?!
Nominally, the US has a high per capita dollar-denominated GDP, but this is far from reflecting the actual living standards of its people! Why is that?
