On October 20, Gelonghui released data on sex ratios by birth order for 31 provinces (municipalities) based on the 2020 China Census Yearbook: nationally, the sex ratio for first births was 113.17, for second births 106.78, and for third births it rose to 132.93, with Hubei's third-birth sex ratio reaching as high as 177.42, Anhui at 165.95, and Fujian at 164.49.
Gelonghui released detailed data on China's social security and employment expenditure from 2018 to 2025: the total in 2025 was 4.44 trillion yuan, of which pension expenditure for administrative and public institutions was about 1.6 trillion yuan, accounting for 36.1% of the total expenditure.
On October 10, Gelonghui published an article estimating from population birth data that from 2026 to 2050 a cumulative total of about 570 million people in China will turn 60, with an average of about 63,000 people entering retirement age each day, and pressure on pension payouts continuing to grow.
On September 9, the financial account Gelonghui Tuji Tianxia released data stating that the number of primary schools in China has decreased by approximately 86% over 45 years.
On September 7, "Gelonhui Illustrates the World" released a comparison chart of the ten-year gains of major global stock indices. Among the 14 indices listed, the ChiNext Index, CSI 300, Shanghai Composite Index, and Hang Seng Index ranked in the last four positions. #FanzeiAcademy
On August 27, 2026, Gelonghui published a chart showing that the number of participants in China's basic medical insurance for urban and rural residents has continued to decline for seven consecutive years.
On June 24, 2026, Gelonghui published an analysis of individual income tax data showing that the number of individual income tax payers nationwide is only about 110 million, accounting for 8% of the total population; the top 10% of high-income earners pay more than 90% of the tax, and 64% of tax revenue comes from five provinces and cities in the east.