GDP (Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has long been used (by who? - this is a place where you can a bit more specificity, such as "has long been used by policymakers") to assess the market value of a country or region.

Therefore, what does GDP bring to us? -> another way to say this: "So what does GDP offer us?"

It seems that most financial media focus on thestatistics related figuresto it.

This morning, however, after reading a news story.,

This should combine with the next sentence.

Tthe meaning of GDP gave me some morenew ideas.

Russia revealed in its statistics that in the last quarter of 2023, the GDP of Russia gained a 5.5% increase over the same period ofin 2022.

Their monsterous military expenditures contributed to the most to that.

ItThis also remindsed me of thinkinga similar situation in China, where the local governments would often claims how much their GDP has increased.

Unfortunately, many of theose figures resulted from massive construction projects andthat regular people do not benefit from them.

Therefore, what does GDP bringmean to us?

The meaning of GDP gave me some more ideasis morning, however, after reading a news story, I got some more ideas about the meaning of GDP.

"This morning, however, after reading a news story." is not a sentence because there's no subject or verb. It is a dependent clause ("dependent" because it depends on a sentence to be connected to it). If you connected the sentences like this: "This morning, however, after reading a news story, the meaning of GDP gave me some more ideas." then grammatically, "meaning" read a news story, not "I". So I changed it to "I got some..."

The monster military expenditure contributed to the most.

It also reminds me of thinkinga similar situation in China, where the local government often claims how much GDP has increased.

"Reminds me of thinking" is strange. Either "it reminds me" or "I think", but not both.