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This image compares Asia’s economic balance between 1995 and 2025, highlighting a historic shift. In 1995, Japan’s economy was larger than the rest of Asia combined, making it the region’s dominant economic power. Over the next three decades, rapid growth in China—especially in provinces like Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Fujian—changed the landscape. By 2025, Japan’s economy became smaller than the combined GDP of these four Chinese provinces. The image reflects China’s rise through manufacturing, trade, infrastructure, and technology, while also pointing to Japan’s long-term challenges such as an aging population, deflation, and slower growth. It clearly shows how Asia’s economic center has shifted in a short period of history.


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