As China wraps up its 14th Five-Year Plan and gears up for the next phase, the spotlight is on young entrepreneurs driving the nation’s push toward sustainability and tech innovation . During this year's Two Sessions—a key political gathering—policymakers highlighted the private sector’s role in achieving green transitions and boosting 'new consumption' trends.
Green Growth Meets Gen-Z Hustle
China’s 2025 vision prioritizes low-carbon industries, smart tech, and empowering youth-led startups. Think viral TikTok campaigns for eco-products , AI-driven logistics, and apps that make recycling as addictive as a video game
. 'Young talent isn't just the future—it's rewriting the rulebook today,' noted entrepreneur Li Wei during a CGTN roundtable.
Policy Power-Ups for Startups
New incentives aim to help private companies tackle big challenges: scaling green tech, securing funding, and competing globally. Wang Guan, hosting the discussion, asked panelists how Gen-Z founders can leverage state support. 'It’s about blending innovation with policy trust,' said tech CEO Zhang Yun, citing solar-energy startups that thrived under recent reforms.
What’s Next?
With cross-industry collaboration and a focus on digital skills training, China’s youth are poised to lead what experts call 'the entrepreneurship explosion.' Whether you’re a student in Seoul or a investor in San Francisco, this shift signals fresh opportunities—and a greener tomorrow.
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cgtn.com