Is China's economy insulated from Iran war shock?

The ongoing war between the US and Israel and Iran has triggered a significant global energy crisis and economic shockwaves. Despite this, China, the world's second-largest economy, has largely appeared insulated from the worst economic fallout. This resilience is notable given the scale of the conflict and its impact on global energy markets. The situation suggests China may have economic mechanisms or policies in place that mitigate the effects of such international crises. Understanding China's economic stability in this context is crucial for assessing the broader global economic landscape.