China has announced its lowest economic growth target since 1991, aiming for a range of 4.5%-5% amid domestic and international challenges.

• The target is the lowest goal set since 1991, reflecting a more flexible approach to economic management.
• Beijing is grappling with weak consumption, a property crisis, and global trade tensions.
• The announcement was made during China's political gathering, the "two sessions," alongside details of the 15th Five Year Plan, which emphasizes innovation and high-tech industries.