 This research quantifies the relationship between TC-induced direct economic loss, DEL, and maximum wind speed, asset value, and gross domestic product, GDP, per capita using a regression model with TC records from 2000 to 2015 for China's mainland area. The study finds that a doubling of the maximum wind speed increases DELs by 225%, while a doubling of asset value exposed to TCS increases DELs by 79%. A doubling in GDP per capita could decrease DELs by 54%. The research emphasizes how human dimensions contribute to TC risk and can be used to estimate TC risk under climate change and future socio-economic development in the context of China. This article was authored by Ming Chi Yi, Jidong Wu, Wenhui Liu, and others.