GDP numbers do not stack up. Retail sales alone should have reduced year-year GDP by over 8% given that they were 41% of Q1 19 GDP on their own. Fixed asset investment for the quarter was down 16.1% YoY and industrial production down 8.4% YoY. Moreover, the trade surplus in Q1 fell from $73bn in 2019 to less than $13bn. Government expenditure clearly increased but the overall picture of -6.8% YoY for GDP looks more like a Goldilocks BS number so that China gives itself a chance of poistive GDP for the year.

As for urban unemployment it's nonsense to suggest it fell to 5.9%. SMEs account for 80% of urban employment. At best they are only back to 80% employment - I believe much lower, implying an unemployment rate that is at least 15%.