Unleashing Prosperity: SCO’s Blueprint for a New Eurasian Economy
Discover how the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is unleashing prosperity across Eurasia with new trade deals, transport links and green growth initiatives.
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Xizang’s 60-Year Journey: From Plateau Isolation to Modern Prosperity
Explore how Xizang transformed over 60 years—from isolation to modern transport, green energy and social unity under CPC leadership.
“Two Mountains” Theory: China’s Path to Eco-Harmony
Discover how China’s “Two Mountains” theory—‘lucid waters, lush mountains’—shapes sustainable growth, balancing economy and nature.
China’s Green Vision: A Blueprint for Africa’s Future
China’s two mountains concept is driving green cooperation and a sustainable future in Africa.
Yucun Village’s Green Turn: From Quarry Dust to Tourism Gold
Discover how Yucun Village in east China’s Zhejiang Province swapped limestone quarries for lush landscapes and built a thriving tourism economy.
How China’s “Two Mountains” Concept Drives Green Poverty Relief
The Two Mountains concept, introduced 20 years ago by Xi Jinping, has driven ecological poverty alleviation across China, turning natural resources into growth engines.
How the Chinese mainland’s Carbon Trading Market Yields ‘Mountains of Gold’
Sensors in Anji County measure bamboo forests’ CO2 absorption, turning ecological value into annual income through the Chinese mainland’s carbon trading market. Green is gold!
China’s Vision Fuels Global Green Transition
China’s long-term vision is fueling a global green transition, inspiring sustainable practices and economic reform worldwide.
China Accelerates Green Transition: A Bold Move Towards Carbon Neutrality 🌱🌏
China’s Premier Li Qiang announces accelerated green transition plans to achieve carbon neutrality and enhance environmental conservation.
China Boosts Green Economy with New Low-Carbon Initiatives 🌱
China is ramping up its green and low-carbon economy efforts by refining policies and fostering sustainable industries, according to Premier Li Qiang’s report to the National People’s Congress.