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China’s growing complexities highlight deep economic and social troubles. While once celebrated for robust economic growth, recent projections place China’s growth at a potential 3% by 2030 and 2% by 2040, straining the expectations of a country that has long staked its stability on economic prosperity. Key to the decline is the transition from a youthful population to a rapidly aging one, fueled by past policies that have created an untenable demographic crisis.