The source explores China's evolving strategy regarding climate change, challenging the traditional view of the country as solely a major polluter.

It highlights a deliberate and large-scale effort to transition towards clean energy, emphasizing massive deployment of renewables, electrification of transportation, and structural reforms in the energy market.

The author argues that this strategic shift is driven by economic competitiveness and a desire to lead in future clean technologies, rather than just international pressure. The text also contrasts China's approach with perceived slower progress in Western countries.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, "Beyond coal: how China is quietly leading the clean energy race"