China's per capita security products are valued by the government as an international leader

When examining the ratio of per capita security product sales to per capita GDP, China currently stands at a relatively high level, surpassing many developed regions like the EU. This highlights the Chinese government’s strong emphasis on national security and its significant investment in this area. A clear example is the establishment of the National Security Committee and the enhancement of the national security system and strategy, which were introduced during the Third Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee. These measures reflect a strategic shift toward prioritizing security at the highest levels of governance.

As domestic and international environments continue to evolve, the scope of national security has expanded beyond traditional areas such as defense, military, and diplomacy. It now includes economic, financial, energy, information, cultural, and social dimensions. This broader understanding has elevated security to a central strategic priority. As a result, the demand for localized security equipment is growing, and the country is beginning to benefit from the national security dividend.

While China's per capita security product sales and GDP are still lower than those of major global regions, there is significant potential for growth. For instance, in 2012, per capita security product sales in China were only 20% of those in North America. As the economy continues to develop and GDP rises, it is expected that the market for security products will expand accordingly. This suggests that the Chinese security sector still has a long way to go and plenty of room for development.

Moreover, recent developments indicate continued government support for security initiatives. Companies like Yinjiang and Yihualu have recently announced smart city projects, signaling increased investment in public safety and urban infrastructure. Despite economic slowdowns, these investments remain robust and are even accelerating. This trend reflects a long-term commitment to building a safer and more secure society through technological innovation and strategic planning.