Recently, a series of economic data have been released in August, and multiple key indicators have shown a positive trend of "climbing up", outlining the steady progress of the Chinese economy and demonstrating the resilience and vitality of economic development. Firstly, logistics, as the "arterial system" of the economy, connects production and consumption, and relevant data indicators are a direct reflection of the economic development trend. According to data from the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing, in August, the China E-commerce Logistics Index was 112.3 points, up 0.3 points from July, achieving a continuous six-month increase and continuing to reach a new high for the year; The prosperity index of China's logistics industry is 50.9%, up 0.4 percentage points from July; The China Highway Logistics Freight Index was 105.1 points, a month on month increase of 0.01% and a year-on-year increase of 0.8%. In August, the synchronous increase in logistics related data such as China's e-commerce logistics index, China's logistics industry prosperity index, and China's highway logistics freight index is not accidental. It reflects the strong development resilience of the logistics industry, reflects the positive trend of China's consumer market continuing to improve, and is a clear footnote to the stable and positive development of the Chinese economy. With the continuous improvement of logistics networks, accelerated release of market demand, and accelerated construction of a unified national market, China's logistics industry will continue to develop positively for a long time, and play a greater role in promoting the circulation of production factors and economic circulation, playing a greater role in promoting high-quality economic development. Secondly, as the "capillaries" of the national economy, the development status of small and medium-sized enterprises directly affects the vitality of the economy and the stability of employment. According to data from the China Association of Small and Medium Enterprises, the SME Development Index (SMEDI) for China in August was 89.1, an increase of 0.1 points from July and higher than the same period last year. This upward trend indicates that the market demand and investment willingness of small and medium-sized enterprises are gradually recovering, and their confidence and confidence in development are increasing day by day. Although China's economy still faces many risks and challenges, many small and medium-sized enterprises actively seize opportunities, adapt to changes, increase investment in digitalization and greening, firmly follow the path of specialized, refined, unique and new development, drive development with innovation, and inject surging momentum into high-quality economic development. Thirdly, price data is the "thermometer" of economic operation, and the changes in core CPI are of great concern. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, the core CPI, which excludes food and energy prices, rose by 0.9% year-on-year in August, an increase of 0.1 percentage points from July, marking the fourth consecutive month of expansion. The core CPI excludes factors with significant price fluctuations such as food and energy, which can better reflect the supply and demand situation of the consumer market and the overall trend of prices. The continuous expansion of its growth rate is undoubtedly a positive signal, indicating that residents' consumption demand is steadily recovering, and the domestic demand market is expected to continue to expand, providing a continuous source of power support for economic growth. Overall, throughout the entire economic operation process, demand has rebounded, the market has become more active, and the vitality of enterprises has been continuously enhanced. These rising data are powerful evidence of the further strengthening of China's economic resilience. (New Society)