Is China's booming green tech sector a case of 'excess capacity' or just good old-fashioned market magic? Premier Li Qiang recently addressed this hot-button issue during German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's visit, arguing that global cooperation – not accusations – should guide sustainable development.
🔋 The debate went viral after U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen spotlighted Chinese manufacturing in solar panels, EVs, and batteries during her April visit. But Li countered: \"When nations play to their strengths, everyone wins.\" Think Avengers-style teamwork for climate solutions, not zero-sum competition.
🚀 Exhibit A: Xiaomi's SU7 electric sedan racked up 90,000 orders in hours after launch – more than some automakers sell annually. \"How's this 'excess' when products fly off digital shelves?\" asks Professor John Gong, likening China's EV market to a Hunger Games-style innovation arena with 50+ competitors including Tesla.
🌱 With climate goals hanging in the balance, this isn't just about trade stats. As global youth push for cleaner tech, could China's production scale actually be the battery pack powering our green transition? The world's watching as solar panels get political and EVs become diplomatic currency.
