Hey eco–tech fam! A new global poll by CGTN gives China’s “Two Mountains” concept—the idea that “lucid waters and lush mountains are priceless assets”—major props. Two decades after its launch, people from 48 countries (24,515 respondents!) are vibing with a greener growth model. 🌍✨
Key takeaways:
- 81.6% say it ditched the old “pollute first, clean up later” hustle.
- 71.8% applaud China’s combo of steady economic growth and high-standard ecological conservation.
- 59.9% think weaving green goals into five-year plans is a blueprint worth copying.
And when it comes to on-the-ground wins:
- 68.8% cheer massive tree-planting drives.
- 66.5% back windbreak and sand-fixing forest belts against desertification.
- 68.9% salute the national park system boosting biodiversity.
- 70.5% love the clean energy build-out in wind and solar.
- 69.6% welcome clean power in daily life and industry.
On the world stage, nearly half of respondents call China a climate driver (49.7%), a leader (43.9%), and a practitioner (43.5%). Fans in the Global South show even stronger support, and younger respondents (under 44) are overwhelmingly on board. 🙌💚
Bottom line: The “Two Mountains” vision is resonating globally, showing how eco-innovation and economic growth can go hand in hand. Whether you’re coding the next green app or pushing for community clean-ups, there’s a universal takeaway: sustainable development is the future—and it’s a team sport. 🏞️🚀
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Poll: China's 'Two Mountains' concept gains wide international support
cgtn.com
