CHINA STANCE
China had submitted five proposals to the meeting on implementing the Paris Agreement, which has demonstrated the country's "proactive attitude in participating in and guiding the global climate negotiations", Lu said.
Besides, an emphasis on flexibility for developing countries, as is mentioned in the Paris Agreement, has also been featured in China's proposals, Lu added.
For his part, Gou emphasized that China's proposals held on to the principal of "common but differentiated responsibilities" and featured a comprehensive approach to mitigation, adaptation, finance and capacity building.
Gou further noted that participating in international cooperation on climate change as a developing country, China will continue making contributions to the global initiative through recognizing the general trend of a green and low-carbon development and endorsing the Paris Agreement which embodies such a trend, "taking good care of its domestic development in the climate field", and also through stepping up south to south cooperation.
The crux of the problem for all countries is the possibility to combine climate actions with domestic development, Gou said, for China, climate protection is an "intrinsic requirement" of its own sustainable development as well as its endeavor to build a beautiful China, he added.
FIJIAN PRESIDENCY
At the Bonn meeting, Fiji has the Presidency of COP 23, whilst the government of Germany provides logistical resources.
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