Recent news that China is going to Recession, what benefit China may get doing this?

You say recession as if China chooses to go into recession!

It isn't something they choose it is external and internal influences which cause recessions.

China is going into recession because their customers of which they export to the USA and Europe are broke. Because their exports are falling to these countries their economy is contracting (which is what a recession means 4 quarters of GDP contraction) i.e. output is decreasing therefore overral (flawed) growth is contracting.

Therefore they are going into recession. It is not something you choose.

Also China has maybe 1.1 trillion of US$. Except you can't just dip your hand into this fund and spend this money as if it is a current account. It can be used to buy things overseas but you cant just spend it, it is far more complicated but its not just another bank account to spend.

Thirdly which makes me think you're trolling again nobody chooses to go into recession. China could well attempt to buck the market and avert the recession. But this is generally futile. Averting I mean by stimuli and money printing. Except this does not work.

Japan went down the toilet in the 1980s. They have been printing money like crazy as a stumulus to their building companies. Which is why you see all sorts of strange things like massive bridges leaving to tiny fishing villages. It has done NOTHING.

Averting via stimulus is actually quite bad and it has the opposite consequences of what you intend in the middle to long term.

In the UK for example let me goive you a few examples:

Stimulus! Car scrappage scheme. The governemnt gave people £2000 to buy new cars. All this did was subsidise the car industries and increased the second hand market by £2000. Now the car market is even worse.

Ok Ok! So another stimulus! 0.5% interest rates. Which saved many over indebted idiots who lied on mortgages. Except this is causing 10% inflation in the UK which means instead of the mortgages squeezing people, food, and energy are squeezing people instead. The government by putting interest rates to 0.5% also lost about 20bn in interest tax payments. And squeezed people even more.

Thus in an Austrian economics school what China is doing is right. I.e. letting the bad companies collaspe and clearing out the dead wood from the economy. It hurts, but eventually once all the dead wood companies are gone the economy SHOULD in theory return back to growth (automation and outsource not withstanding).

China is not in recession, but only showing signs of a slower economy. It can be called market adjustment or market retracement after an over heated economy being taken place. Of course, the sluggish economy in the west and America also attributed to this slow down in Chinese economy. Still, the growth is around 8.9%, much higher than many countries.

The benefit of a slower economy currently is that inflation can be under a better control, thus, commodity prices, food prices, real estate prices and wages can be stabilized that can help delay Yuan from appreciation, and turns to help China's export in the coming years.

No, China isn't going into recession, its growth rate is slowing down. As shown in this link on fresh data.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16588410

Also its treasury has dropped.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16541661

This means that China will, if the USA has a steady rate of growth, will overtake USA for no.1 economic spot at a later date.

China isn't into recession yet, recession means that the growth rate is in the red and not at a lower rate (+ve) rate of growth.

What it may mean is that a knock on effect is that the rate of jobs etc becomes slower, employment will only rise if the rate of jobs created is less than the rate of those seeking jobs i.e new school leavers + people returning to work + people losing here jobs.