Chinese President Xi Jinping has rallied for collective action to create a greener future, emphasizing the need to build a "Beautiful China" through nationwide afforestation efforts. The leader joined a voluntary tree-planting activity in Beijing on Thursday, underscoring his commitment to ecological development.
\"We must unite to advance green transformation and leave a lush, vibrant homeland for future generations,\" said Xi, who also serves as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee. The event aligns with China’s broader climate goals, including its pledge to hit carbon neutrality by 2060 .
This isn’t just about trees—it’s part of a global race against climate change. China’s forest coverage has expanded by over 22% since 2012, and initiatives like the National Forest City network aim to weave nature into urban spaces. For young eco-warriors, Xi’s message is clear: sustainability isn’t a solo mission. Think of it like a group project where everyone’s grade depends on pitching in .
What’s next? Expect more green-tech investments and community-driven planting campaigns. Want to help? Start local—your backyard counts too!
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