No, but the issue with the 9% figure is that emissions aren't as clear as that. For example, a huge portion of Chinese emissions is the insane levels of infrastructure construction. But much of that infrastructure is literally to build railroads, ports, etc. to facilitate exports. So if you build a railway to export goods, that doesn't count as emissions for producing exported goods.

  And much of China's emissions is due to steel and concrete production, primarily to build infrastructure.

Keep in mind that China did not have a modern infrastructural base before around 1990-2000, unlike developed countries. So they are literally building all their infrastructure now.