International rankings of China

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The following are international rankings of China.

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Agriculture

FieldRankDate
Apple production , output of 49,600,000 tons [1] 12023
Aquatic plants production , output of 11,163,675 tons12005
Asparagus production , output of 7,683,763 tons [2] 12022
Cabbage production , output of 36,166,646 tons [3] 12023
Carrot and turnip production , output of 18,463,396 tons [3] 12023
Cauliflowers and broccoli production , output of 9,780,243 tons [3] 12023
Chestnut production , output of 1,521,017 tons [3] 12023
Cotton production , output of 18,500,000 tons [3] 12023
Cucumber and gherkin production, output of 80,217,603 tons [3] 12023
Eggplant production , output of 39,278,204 tons [3] 12023
Fish production , output of 49,467,275 tons12005
Fruit and vegetable production , output of 506,634,000 tons12004
Garlic production , output of 20,743,253 tons [3] 12023
Honey production , output of 472,221 tons [3] 12023
Livestock of domestic sheep , 163,500,000 heads12019
Livestock of domestic pig , 474,100,000 heads12014
Livestock of donkeys , 8,499,000 heads12003
Livestock of horses , 8,088,000 heads12003
Livestock of mules , 4,194,000 heads12003
Lettuce and chicory production , output of 14,909,060 tons [3] 12023
Mushroom and truffle production , output of 47,149,437 tons [3] 12023
Onion and shallot production , output of 24,918,069 tons [3] 12023
Peach and nectarine production , output of 17,516,500 tons [3] 12023
Peanut production , output of 16,500,000 tons12014
Pear and quince production , output of 11,537,000 tons12005
Persimmon production , output of 4,124,311 tons [3] 12023
Plum and sloe production , output of 6,895,147 tons [3] 12023
Potato production , output of 93,491,818 tons [3] 12023
Rapeseed production , output of 15.3 million metric tons22016
Rice production , output of 208,064,200 tons [3] 12023
Silk production , output of 290,003 tons12005
Spinach production , output of 11,011,000 tons12005
Tangerine production , output of 14,152,000 tons12007
Tea production , output of 2,400,000 million tons12016
Tobacco production , output of 2,298,800 tons12000
Tomato production , output of 52,600,000 tons12016
Walnut production , output of 1,602,373 tons12014
Watermelon production , output of 79,200,000 tons12016
Wheat production , output of 126.2 million metric tons12014

Communications and Technology

FieldRankDate
Connectivity Scorecard (Nokia Siemens) [4] 172009
E-readiness (Economist Intelligence Unit) [5] 562008
Internet hosts , 20,602,000 [6] 52013
Broadband - fixed subscriptions per 100 inhabitants, 27 [7] 222017
Internet users , 1,051,140,000 [8] 12022
Internet users - percent of population (%) , 73.7% [8] 742022
Main line phones , 269,910,000 [9] 12011
Mobile phone users , 1,321,930,000 [10] 12016
Telephones - mobile cellular , 1,100,000,000 [11] 12012
Networked Readiness Index (WEF) [12] 572008
Space Competitiveness Index (Futron) [13] 52012
Global Innovation Index (WIPO) [14] 112024

Consumption

FieldRankDate
Car market, 13.64 million vehicles [15] 12009
Rice consumption , 156.3 million metric tons per year12009

Demographics

FieldRankDate
Human Development Index , 0.768 [16] 792021
Labour force , 781,731,676 [17] 12022
Life expectancy at birth - total, 77.1 [18] years702020
Life expectancy at birth - female, 79.4 [19] years762020
Life expectancy at birth - male, 75.0 [19] years622020
Median age years, 39.8 [20] years622023
Population , 1,409,670,000 people [21] 22023

Economics

FieldRankDate
GDP (nominal) 22023
GDP (nominal) per capita 642023
GDP (PPP) 12023
GDP (PPP) per capita 732023
GDP growth rate , 5.2%302023
Exports , $3,593,601,000,00012022
Imports , $2,715,999,000,00022022
Current account balance , $162,500,000,00032017
Forex reserves , $3,400,780,000,00012023
Global Competitiveness Index , 73.9282019
Index of Economic Freedom , 48.01582023
Where-to-be-born Index , 5.99492013
Unemployment rate , 4.1%322013
Gold reserves , 1842.6 metric tons62018

Energy and Environment

FieldRankDate
Carbon dioxide emissions , 12,667,428,400 metric tons [22] 12022
Carbon dioxide emissions per capita , 8.85 metric tons per capita [22] 262022
Environmental Performance Index 1602022
Hydroelectricity production , 1,303.1 TW•h per year12022
Renewable energy production , 2,444.5 TW•h per year12021

Geography

FieldRankDate
Countries bordered , 1412023
Land area 22023
Land border length , 22,117 km12023
Total area 42023

Globalization

FieldRankDate
Index of Globalization (KOF) [23] 722014

Industry

FieldRankDate
Aluminium production , 36,000,000 tons12019
Antimony production , 100,000 tons12016
Arsenic production , 25,000 tons12014
Bismuth production , 7,500 tons12015
Cadmium production , 3,000 tons12005
Cement production , 2,500,000,000 tons12014
Coal production , 3,411.0 million tons12016
Fluorite production , 3,000,000 tons12006
Gold production , 455 tonnes [24] 12016
Iron production , 375,000,000 tons32015
Manganese production , 3,000,000 tons22015
Mercury production , 1,150 tons12005
Mica production , 89,000 tons12005
Motor vehicle production , 29,015,434 vehicles [25] 12017
Shipbuilding , 25,160,000 GT 12015
Solar panel production [26] 12009
Steel production , 831,700,000 tons12017
Strontium production , 700,000 tons12005
Tin production , 120,000 tons12005
Tin reserves , 1,500,000 tons12011
Tungsten production , 46,900 tons12005
Wind turbine production [26] 12009
Zinc production , 3,100,000 tons12009

Military

FieldRankDate
Active troops , 2.183 million troops [27] 12010
Defense spending , $292 billion [28] 22022
Frigates in operation , 5012015
Police forces , 2,000,000 officers [29] 12018

Politics

Political rankings
OrganizationSurveyYearPlaceOut ofValueRef
Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index 202376 Decrease2.svg180Score: 42 [30]
The Economist Intelligence Unit Democracy Index 2023148 Increase2.svg167Overall score: 2.12 (Authoritarian) [31]
Institute for Economics and Peace Global Peace Index 202380 Increase2.svg163GPI score: 2.009 [32]
Global Terrorism Index 202473 Increase Negative.svg163Very low impact of terrorism in 2024 [33]
Reporters Without Borders Press Freedom Index 2024172 Increase2.svg180Score: 23.36 (Very serious situation) [34] [35]
Freedom House Freedom in the World 2023173 Increase2.svg195Score: 9 (Not free) [36]
Freedom of the Press 2017187 Decrease2.svg199Score: 87 (Not free) [37] [38]

Society

Societal rankings
OrganizationSurveyYearPlaceOut ofValueRef
World Economic Forum Gender Gap Index2023107146Score: 0.678 [39]
Save the Children State of the World's Mothers 201561179 [40]
World Health Organization Suicide rate 2019122183Rate: 6.7 per 100,000 [41]

Sports

FieldRankDate
Women's badminton Uber Cup , 14 wins12018
World Badminton Championships , 63 gold medals won12018
World Amateur Go Championship , 18 wins12009
World Table Tennis Championships , 35 team wins12009
World Weightlifting Championships (women), 314 gold medals, 423 total medals12007

Transport

FieldRankDate
Total length of high-speed railways , 25,000 km12018
Total length of waterways , 126,300 km12014

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