The Financial Times published several predictions for 2023. One of them was the following:

Can China restore economic growth to more than 5 per cent?

"Yes. China is facing a bleak ending to 2022; the opening from its “zero-Covid” policy will sadly claim many more lives yet and is overwhelming hospitals, as the pandemic did elsewhere in 2020-21. But a lot can and will change over the course of the year. Once China learns to “live with Covid”, economic activity should bounce back strongly. Consumer spending will be energised by a pandemic-fuelled glut in savings and Beijing will launch a stimulus package focused on infrastructure." James Kynge

Preferably resolves according to reporting from the Financial Times, though I reserve the right to resolve by my own judgment if necessary.