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to the best of its ability. Second, we should reject the mindset of confrontation and
meet global climate challenges in the new mindset of “inclusiveness, mutual learning
and common development.” Third, elaborating the Chinese outlook on the world,
justice and interests, he announced China’s nationally determined contributions and
responsibilities to climate governance. Xi’s speech drew vehement responses and
applause from the audience and was highly acknowledged by the Paris Conference.
In May 2016, the UNEP published the report titled “Green is Gold—The Strategy
and Actions of China’s Ecological Civilization” according to the theory of “lucid
waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets” initiated by General Secretary Xi
Jinping. The report spoke highly of Xi’s green development thought and China’s
ecological civilization vision. In this sense, General Secretary Xi’s theory that “lucid
waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets” has not only contributed to China’s
green development, but also to world ecological civilization.
On January 18, 2017, General Secretary Xi Jinping made an important speech
titled “Work Together to Build a Community of Shared Future for Mankind” at the
United Nations Office at Geneva. It was the first time he proposed China’s human
civilization outlook and philosophy to the world, which was “building a community
of shared future for mankind and achieving shared and win-win development,” a
vision that once again was commended and affirmed by the international community
and the United Nations.
All in all, the ecological civilization infused with Chinese wisdom is not one where
China replaces the United States to be the new unipolar power, but one where China
and the world work together for shared win-win development through coordination
and innovation.
X. Zhang
to the best of its ability. Second, we should reject the mindset of confrontation and
meet global climate challenges in the new mindset of “inclusiveness, mutual learning
and common development.” Third, elaborating the Chinese outlook on the world,
justice and interests, he announced China’s nationally determined contributions and
responsibilities to climate governance. Xi’s speech drew vehement responses and
applause from the audience and was highly acknowledged by the Paris Conference.
In May 2016, the UNEP published the report titled “Green is Gold—The Strategy
and Actions of China’s Ecological Civilization” according to the theory of “lucid
waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets” initiated by General Secretary Xi
Jinping. The report spoke highly of Xi’s green development thought and China’s
ecological civilization vision. In this sense, General Secretary Xi’s theory that “lucid
waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets” has not only contributed to China’s
green development, but also to world ecological civilization.
On January 18, 2017, General Secretary Xi Jinping made an important speech
titled “Work Together to Build a Community of Shared Future for Mankind” at the
United Nations Office at Geneva. It was the first time he proposed China’s human
civilization outlook and philosophy to the world, which was “building a community
of shared future for mankind and achieving shared and win-win development,” a
vision that once again was commended and affirmed by the international community
and the United Nations.
All in all, the ecological civilization infused with Chinese wisdom is not one where
China replaces the United States to be the new unipolar power, but one where China
and the world work together for shared win-win development through coordination
and innovation.