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Fuang brought attention to the critical timeline of economic issues in China, stating that troubles began as early as 2019 but have worsened in the current climate—more severe than generally recognized. The data he referenced indicated not merely an economic decline but a dramatic realization gleaned from ground-level research and high-level analysis. He noted a significant shift occurred around August and September, where discussions about China’s economic challenges became more open among financial forums, following a government-mandated survey for better understanding the economic state.