Analysis Of the Current State of Green Economy Development in China and Abroad

Since the turn of the 21st century, China's energy structure has undergone a gradual transformation, and its economy has exhibited steady growth. With the introduction of the concept of a community of human destiny and the implementation of the goal of carbon neutrality, the 'green economy' has garnered widespread attention and has been vigorously promoted. However, China's environmental problems have gained attention in recent years, and the economy requires urgent green development. As per the Paris Climate Agreement of 2015, China has committed to peaking its emissions around 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. This is a significant strategic decision based on China's responsibility to promote the construction of a community of human destiny and the intrinsic requirement to achieve sustainable development. China's commitment to transition from carbon peak to carbon neutrality is much shorter than that of developed countries and requires hard work on China's part. This article discusses the advantages and disadvantages of China's green economy and analyses the development policies of foreign countries to promote its growth.