Heading to China

It was a warm summer evening and Eric and his family were planning to go out for a meal. They went to his favorite restaurant, Chinatown, where he planned to eat his favorite food, dumplings. About 5 minutes from the car, Erik asked his parents "Are you still there?" "It's not Eric, I know I'm excited, but I have to wait another few minutes to get there," Mama said. Other people are excited about dinner, but they seem to be a bit different. His parents and his brother Eddie were quieter than usual.

Li Yangzhe, deputy director of China's National Energy Administration, said in January that "renewable energy will become the backbone of China's energy structure transformation," highlighting China's concern for future clean energy leadership. In the renewable energy industry, 5 million people are already employed and it is projected to increase to 13 million by 2020. President Trump said that the US hopes to be late for clean energy and the employment it offers, but China continues to compete in the work and technology market of wind power and solar power in the 21st century.

China has invested heavily in clean energy. Yes, China is the most populous country in the world, but you may be surprised to go ahead of the world in investing in renewable energy. That's right! China's investment in renewable energy is better than investment in any other country on Earth. In 2017, China invested over $ 44 billion in clean energy projects. China is also the world's largest wind turbine manufacturer with five of the six large solar cell module manufacturing companies.

On Wednesday, President Trump will visit the Asia - Pacific region for 12 days, bring him to China and the energy trade between the two countries will be the focus of discussion. As you know, in recent years China's investment in clean energy technology has greatly exceeded that of the United States, suggesting that this trend may continue by paying close attention to energy policies. China is particularly bold in the Five Year Plan for Energy Development (FYP) due to the support of economic growth and the importance of the energy sector in addressing climate change. In a year when I was studying national energy policies and industries in China, I witnessed it in another way - unlike most of the government's daily declaration - these five-year plans have great influence There is a possibility to give. If you can go beyond the standard advocacy, these plans can provide valuable insights about China's priorities and its positioning on the world stage.

The Chinese regime system has been a communist country since 1949, is managed by the ruling party, the Communist Party of China (CPC), and is the largest political party in China. The head of state is the president, the supreme leader of China, the leader of the party, and the military's highest commander, and is representative of China in diplomatic relations. The President and Vice President will be elected at the People 's People' s Congress. The head of the government is the prime minister and the bureaucracy is the prime minister of the National Council of the People's Republic of China.