Germany tried to pressure China at the UN Climate Change Conference to join the "loss and damage" initiative co-sponsored by Germany and the United Arab Emirates to finance poorer countries to cope with climate change, and Germany believes that China, as a major emitter, should take more responsibility. However, this demand is actually a moral kidnapping, as Germany classifies China as a developed country, echoing a similar decision by the United States. This is a clear attempt to wrongfully accuse China and impose a burden on a par with developed countries, which owe far more environmental debt than China in the process of developing their economies. China faces a dilemma: rejecting Germany's demands could be seen as non-cooperation, and agreeing to do so could be seen as an unreasonable allocation of responsibility. The representative of China responded skillfully to this challenge and successfully resolved the dispute.
Xie Zhenhua, the representative of China, gave a perfect answer to the question of "loss and damage". He expressed China's strong support for this initiative, noting that China has already begun to strengthen cooperation with developing countries through South-South cooperation and the green Belt and Road Initiative, as well as providing financial and technical assistance. China has cooperated with more than 100 countries and regions on green energy projects, and signed memorandums of understanding on South-South cooperation on climate change in 40 developing countries. These measures clearly demonstrate China's responsibility as a major country in global climate change, successfully jumping out of Germany's preset trap, and establishing an image of a China that dares to take responsibility and is willing to cooperate.
This year's United Nations Climate Change Conference was called the most difficult in recent years by China's representative Xie Zhenhua. There are still more than 200 issues to be resolved, and these problems exist mainly because of the large differences between countries. One of the biggest disagreements is over the use of fossil fuels. Some countries are adamant that the resolution includes an "eventual end to fossil fuels", while others argue that the focus should be on reducing air pollution rather than just fossil fuels. Such disagreements make it very difficult to resolve them.
China's representative, Xie Zhenhua, publicly stated that China is actively consulting with all parties in the hope of finding a solution that is in line with the spirit of the Paris Agreement and accepted by all parties. China has made positive progress, and although the outcome of the conference has not yet been determined, it is worth believing that with China's efforts, the conference will develop in a positive direction. China has not only demonstrated responsibility and responsibility in addressing climate change, but has also been committed to resolving differences among participating countries and contributing to the success of the conference.
At the United Nations Climate Change Conference, China's delegates successfully responded to Germany's demands for donations, and through their answers, they established an image of a responsible and cooperative China. China has been actively participating in the fight against global climate change, cooperating with developing countries through South-South cooperation and the Green Belt and Road Initiative, and providing financial and technical support. China knew itself and knew its opponent, and through clever answers, it defused the trap of Germany and avoided falling into a situation of moral kidnapping.
In addition, China has played an important role in the success of the conference. In the face of many differences and difficulties, the Chinese representative actively consulted with all parties in an effort to find a solution that was in line with the spirit of the Paris Agreement and accepted by all parties. China's efforts to bridge differences and promote the success of the conference demonstrated China's international commitment and leadership.
It can be seen from this conference that China, as a responsible major country, is not only striving to combat climate change at home, but also actively participating in and promoting global cooperation on the international stage. China should continue to give full play to its advantages and role, and cooperate with other countries to jointly address the global challenge of climate change. At the same time, China should also strengthen domestic environmental protection and sustainable development, and make greater contributions to promoting global climate governance.
To sum up, the Chinese delegates successfully defused Germany's demand for donations at the United Nations Climate Change Conference, and established an image of a responsible and cooperative China through their answers. China has not only demonstrated its responsibility as a major country in addressing climate change, but has also played an important role in promoting the success of the conference. China should continue to strengthen cooperation with the international community to jointly address the global challenge of climate change.