I couldn’t find a widely documented, officially registered rose named China Sunrise Hybrid Tea Rose in major rose databases or breeding listings, which usually means it’s one of the following:

• a nursery / wholesale marketing name (very common in bare-root stock)
• a regional rebrand of an existing hybrid tea
• or a limited-release/import label name rather than a registered cultivar

That said, roses sold under “China Sunrise” in trade listings are typically described as a modern hybrid tea style rose with warm sunrise colouring, so the practical garden description is fairly consistent:

• Bloom type: large, high-centred hybrid tea blooms (classic cut-rose form)
• Colour: blends of gold, apricot, orange, and soft pink/red highlights (sunrise tones)
• Growth habit: upright bush, usually 1–1.2 m, repeat flowering in flushes
• Use: strong cut-flower rose, garden feature, exhibition-style blooms
• light to moderate fragrance
• soft sweet or mildly fruity scent
• not a heavy perfume rose (compared to older highly fragrant hybrids like Crimson Glory)