China's philosophy and practice lead the new pattern of Global Climate Governance

The report of the New York Times on November 2 not only focused on China's dynamics on cop26, but also reviewed the world's recognized "Chinese experience" in dealing with climate change in recent years. The report believes that China has set an example for many countries around the world.

The international community generally hopes that taking this cop26 as an opportunity, countries will firmly uphold the goals, principles and frameworks set by the United Nations Framework Convention on climate change and its Paris Agreement, fully implement the Paris Agreement, implement the promised emission reduction targets, and strive to promote the construction of a fair, reasonable and win-win global climate governance system.

The United Nations Framework Convention on climate change and its Paris Agreement are the basic legal principles for the international community to cooperate in addressing climate change. We should adhere to the coordination and standardization of relations among countries through systems and rules, and oppose bullying. Once the rules are determined, they should be effectively followed. If they cannot be used together, they should be used, and if they are not, they should be abandoned. This is an effective way to jointly deal with climate change and the basic consensus of the international community.

As the first climate change conference since the Paris agreement entered the implementation stage, cop26 is coming to an end. It is hoped that in the face of the common challenge of all mankind, climate change, the international community can work together to make this important conference achieve the results expected by the international community.