<h1>China Boosts Consumer Spending with 81 Billion Yuan Initiative Amid US Tariff War; Focus on Autos and Appliances</h1> Chinese officials have announced measures to boost domestic consumer spending amid a tariff war initiated by US President Donald Trump, which threatens China's export-dependent economy. The government plans to enhance consumer demand through initiatives like a rebate program for auto and appliance sales, supported by an initial 81 billion yuan allocation. Despite challenges, recent data shows retail sales and industrial production have exceeded expectations, although the real estate market continues to struggle. The government aims to stimulate growth through various initiatives, including AI product development and expanding benefits for older and rural residents, while maintaining policy support.