Group 1 - The COP30 conference will take place in Belem, Brazil, from November 10 to 21, highlighting China's role in promoting global green and low-carbon transformation [1] - China's electric vehicles were prominently featured at the climate summit, symbolizing its commitment to global climate governance [1] - The presence of electric vehicles and reduced emissions in Belem reflects the integration of green technology into daily life [1] Group 2 - COP30 marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement and is seen as a critical juncture for climate negotiations, with China recognized as a leading force in climate action [2] - Despite challenges such as geopolitical conflicts and funding issues, China's commitment to reducing emissions has been acknowledged globally, with its clean energy solutions becoming increasingly popular [2] - The decline in clean energy costs has countered the negative impacts of reduced climate financing from developed countries, making Chinese solar panels and batteries the cheapest power sources in many developing nations [2] Group 3 - Over the past decade, China's role in climate governance has evolved significantly, with Western media now recognizing its rapid advancements in clean technology manufacturing [3] - China's approach to climate governance emphasizes practical cooperation without political conditions, fostering equitable and sustainable climate action among developing countries [3] - The "Two Mountains" philosophy, which balances environmental protection with economic development, has become a model for other developing nations [3] Group 4 - While some countries remain cautious about China's electric vehicles, many others are embracing this green wave, emphasizing the need for global cooperation in addressing climate change [4] - The international community is encouraged to work together towards sustainable development, recognizing that no country can address climate challenges in isolation [4]