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The challenges posed by climate change are real, serious and long-lasting, China

    China has said that the challenges posed by climate change are real, serious and long-lasting. A comprehensive transition to green and low-carbon economic and social development will be promoted, a model of innovation that harmonizes between humanity and nature will be achieved. State Council of China released a white paper entitled "Response to Climate Change: China's Policies and Measures." With the help of this document, China's successful experience and vision will be shared with the international community. The white paper consists of four sections in addition to the preface and summary.

    These include China's new response to climate change, the implementation of China's national strategy to actively tackle climate change, significant changes in China's response to climate change, and a fair approach to outcomes based on common interests. And building a sound global climate governance system. According to the White Paper, after succeeding in building a comprehensive, moderate and prosperous society, China has now embarked on a new journey to build a modern country and achieve national renaissance.

    Ensuring high-quality development requires tackling climate change in the country, an important issue that is affecting the well-being of not only the Chinese people but also people around the world. According to the White Paper, China will move towards a new stage of development, adhere to a new development philosophy and adopt a new development drive to promote high-quality development.

    With the reduction of carbon emissions, environmental development will be taken as an important strategic goal, and the goals of carbon pack and carbon neutral will be included in the overall economic and social development process of the country. The country will reduce both pollution and carbon emissions, promote a comprehensive transition to green and low-carbon economic and social development, and achieve a model of innovation that bridges the gap between humanity and nature. Be in harmony

    According to the White Paper, the challenges posed by climate change are real, serious and long-lasting. Addressing this issue requires the joint efforts of the entire international community. China will keep its promises in this regard and continue to support multilateralism. China, along with other parties, will seek comprehensive, balanced, effective and sustainable implementation of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement. China will redouble its efforts to build a society equal to that of mankind, and will do its utmost for a better planet for all humanity.

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