Over the past 75 years, China's environmental transformation has been characterized by significant advancements in reducing coal use, promoting electric mobility, and restoring air quality. Dechen Tsering, the regional director of the UN Environment Program in Asia and the Pacific, notes the importance of enforcement, scientific evidence, and collaboration in addressing emissions. China forges ahead, prioritizing investments in decarbonization and infrastructure, which supports its sustainable development goals and establishes the country as a leader in renewable energy on the global stage. This journey underscores the crucial role of a just transition in promoting environmental protection and economic growth.