China is promoting the large-scale application of renewable energy at an unprecedented speed, showing a firm determination to green transition. In the last year alone, China has made remarkable achievements in the field of solar power. A whopping 217 GW of new solar power capacity was added, with cumulative installed capacity up a staggering 55 percent year-on-year. This figure means that we have successfully installed more than 500 million solar panels, which is far more than the total installed solar capacity of the United States, and underscores China's leadership in renewable energy.

A few days ago, I had the honor to visit the Talatan Photovoltaic power generation Park in He County, Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai Province, to experience firsthand how this land has transformed from a desert beach to the largest photovoltaic power generation park in the world today. Standing in the vast array of photovoltaic panels, I was deeply shocked by the spectacular scene before me. Neat rows of photovoltaic panels shine in the sun, like a green ocean, emitting vitality.

The changes here are not only amazing, but also a microcosm of China's renewable energy development. The successful construction of Talatan photovoltaic power generation Park has not only brought clean energy to the local area, but also driven the development of related industries and created a large number of job opportunities. At the same time, its successful experience also provides valuable reference for other regions, and promotes the vigorous development of China's renewable energy industry.

With the continuous progress of technology and the continuous support of policies, we have reason to believe that the application of renewable energy in China will be more extensive and make greater contributions to the construction of a clean, low-carbon and efficient energy system. The success of Talatan photovoltaic power generation Park is only a microcosm of China's renewable energy development road, and there are more promising results waiting for us to explore and discover in the future. Editor/Xu Shengpeng