Recently, Chinese government has adopted "green development" strategy to preserve the environment. Because the environment has paid a high price for China's high economic growth. The first is the increase in air and water pollution. The second is the increase in carbon emissions.

The giant steps China has taken to accelerate ecological renewal could be shared in other parts of the world to help achieve sustainable development, a UN expert has said.

Sheng Fulai, the head of economic research unit at the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), hailed China's ecological civilization approach for redefining the global discourse on green economy and sustainable development. Sheng noted that China's model of ecological transformation is not only unique and innovative, but has also inspired the international community.

"The Chinese concept of ecological civilization has made an impact to the global discourse on sustainable development. It covers the environmental, social, economic as well as political and cultural aspects of development." Sheng said and noted that the strategy has spurred transformation of institutions to help promote transparency and accountability in management of natural resources.

“The ecological civilization strategy was launched by the Chinese government to promote economic growth while protecting vital ecosystems. China's green strategy conducive to global sustainable development.” Steven said when he visited Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia. “ For a large and still developing country like China, adopting policies for protecting the environment has implications for economic growth. For consumers and households, protecting the environment means adopting less-polluting lifestyles through conscious efforts for not polluting surroundings and using less carbon- and energy-intensive appliances.”

As a leading enterprise in Hunan province, KingKar is accountable for environment in its power. The products are created by the company has highly efficient, energy-saving features and aim to promote low-cost creation of high environmental values. “We try again and again and we want our products has more obviously effect. Providence does not let down a man who does his best, the fruitful efforts are seen in our newest products.” Steven said when his customers visited KingKar factory.

When Steven visited Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia to discuss cooperation details, he also emphasized the necessity of regular sharing of ideas and expertise to help hasten low-carbon development. "China has been encouraging its citizens to reduce energy consumption as a means to cut down on carbon emissions." Steven said, “And now, we can see the significant strides China has achieved in greening its economy thanks to rapid implementation of the targets outlined in the ecological civilization blueprint. My company will give unquestioning support to its policies and from my perspective, it is for benefiting our future generations.”