China
China's GDP per capita was $13,862 in 2025, in current US dollars, according to the World Bank. That ranks 73rd of 192 countries reporting it, and is 96% of the world figure of $14,406 for 2025. From 2006 to 2025 it went from $2,129 to $13,862, up 551%, against up 85% for the world over the same years. 2025 is the highest year in its 20 year series. Within Asia it ranks 15th of 45, and within Eastern Asia 3rd of 4, where South Korea leads at $36,227 for 2025.
GDP per capita against the world average
Current US dollars. Source: World Bank.
Every indicator
- GDP per capitaUS$$13,8622025 · rank 73 · -4% vs world
- GDP growth% per year
- Populationpeople
- Life expectancyyears
- Unemployment% of labour force
- Inflation% per year
- Internet users% of population
- CO2 per capitatonnes
- Renewable energy% of energy use
- Income inequalityGini index
- Fertility ratebirths per woman
- Urban population% of population
- Access to electricity% of population
- Mobile subscriptionsper 100 people
- Trade% of GDP
- Inflation, IMF estimate% per year
- Government debt% of GDP
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Cities we track in China
Temperature now, from Open-Meteo.
Recent earthquakes near China
Strongest magnitude 4.5 and above in the last 30 days. Matched on the place name USGS gives, so approximate.