Climate change is not a problem for one or two countries, but a global issue that requires the joint actions of all human societies without delay. Doing so will also provide opportunities for broader global cooperation, which is desperately needed at a time when the world is facing the growing threat of anti-globalization sentiment, populism, unilateralism and protectionism.
On the 22nd of this month, a virtual summit on climate change was held, in which Chinese President Xi Jinping made a six-point proposal on creating a community of life for man and nature, including green development, systemic governance, and general pThis proposal reflects China's quest to promote a new human-nature relationship where they can prosper and live in harmony.
As the world’s largest developing country, China has given high priority to tackling climate change. In September last year, China announced that it would reach its peak of carbon emissions before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality before 2060.
Although achieving these goals will require exceptionally difficult efforts, China is determined to take concrete action to meet its commitments. Meanwhile, developed countries should support concrete efforts to help developing countries increase their resilience and resilience to climate change and avoid creating green trade barriers.
Recently, China and the United States issued a joint statement, which sought to cooperate with each other and with other countries in tackling the climate crisis. The two countries have once again had fruitful cooperation in response to climate change. As the previous U.S. administration took a major step back in its climate actions, now is the time for Washington to fill the gap created over the past four years and reassure the world that it is serious about climate change.
Countries should join hands instead of pointing fingers at each other to tackle climate change. Climate change should not be a geopolitical bargaining chip, a tool to attack other countries or an obstacle to trade barriers. No country should expect others to offer their support in bilateral and global affairs, if it interferes in the domestic affairs of others and undermines their interests.
As long as countries remain united in their objectives and efforts, and work with solidarity and mutual assistance, the world will rise above the global climate and environmental challenges and leave behind a clean and beautiful world for future generations.rinciples. .