China has emerged as a global leader in green development, leveraging its advancements in renewable energy and new energy vehicles (NEVs) to inspire and support global climate action. Through initiatives like South-South cooperation and the Belt and Road Initiative, China is sharing its technological innovations and expertise to assist developing nations in their green transitions. At a recent press conference, Li Gao, Vice-Minister of Ecology and Environment, highlighted China’s achievements, including surpassing its 2030 target for wind and solar power capacity, which now stands at 1,700 gigawatts. Additionally, China has implemented a comprehensive action plan to control methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas, and has expanded its carbon trading market to cover over 60% of the country’s carbon dioxide emissions. The nation’s commitment to green innovation is further underscored by its dominance in the NEV sector, accounting for 70% of global power battery production and leading in green technology patents. Experts like Chai Qimin and Wu Rui emphasize China’s concrete actions in low-carbon transportation, from passenger vehicles to heavy-duty machinery, showcasing its dedication to a sustainable future.