Climate change is a common challenge faced by all humanity. It leads to disruptions in agricultural production, damage to infrastructure, and threats to human health. It has been not only a matter of environmental protection, but also an issue of human existence and development. China has been actively addressing climate change, which not only demonstrates its responsibility to participate in global governance, but also reflects the pressing demand for achieving sustainable development. The Chinese government has long attached great importance to climate change. It has incorporated tackling climate change into its major national strategies for economic and social development, thus making significant contributions to fighting global climate change.