China’s economic activity skyrocketed after the end of its strict zero-COVID restrictions earlier this year. But expectations of sustained high growth for 2023 have since dimmed. Underlying challenges linger, including depressed consumer demand, regulatory crackdowns on industry executives and large companies, the tightening of investment screening regulations, and geopolitically motivated protectionist measures in several key sectors. As China continues to undergo global decoupling and strategic recoupling, how are investors approaching investments in such a complex environment as China’s economic landscape?