(4) China has made positive contributions to the global response to climate change China has always attached great importance to addressing climate change. President Xi Jinping has repeatedly stressed that dealing with climate change is not something others ask us to do, but we must do it ourselves. In 2007, China established the National Leading Group for Addressing Climate Change and Energy Conservation and Emission Reduction, headed by the Premier of the State Council, and was the first developing country to issue the National Climate Change Program. In 2009, China announced to the international community the National Appropriate Mitigation Actions by 2020. Since the &quot;Twelfth Five-Year Plan&quot;, the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions per unit of GDP has been included as a binding indicator in the five-year plan for national economic and social development and broken down into implemented locally. In 2015, China announced its Nationally Determined Contributions; in September and December 2020, President Xi Jinping announced China&#39;s new Nationally Determined Contribution targets. In May 2021, China established a leading group for carbon peaking and carbon neutrality work, headed by the Vice Premier of the State Council, to further strengthen the overall planning and coordination of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality work. China has implemented a national strategy to actively address climate change, solidly promoted various policies and actions to address climate change, and adopted a series of measures such as adjusting industrial structure, optimizing energy structure, saving energy and improving energy efficiency, promoting the construction of carbon market, and increasing forest carbon sinks. Remarkable results. Preliminary calculations show that in 2019 China&#39;s carbon dioxide emissions per unit of GDP decreased by about 48.1% compared with 2005, and non-fossil energy accounted for 15.3% of total energy consumption, fulfilling the action target of controlling greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 ahead of schedule. China has actively participated in global climate governance and carried out international cooperation on climate change, kept its promises, and made important contributions to the global response to climate change.