China has been building two wind turbines every hour that has been said by international energy agency. This is the world's biggest programme of turbine installation, double that of its nearest rival, the US. The nation?s entire annual increase in energy demand has been fulfilled from the wind.

China in 2017 via BBC world news also announces plan to create 13 million jobs in clean energy technology, as smog in the north of the country reaches crisis levels. 

Chinese government is transforming itself recently, why china is speeding up in the commitment of environment protection, is it thick that results from burning fuels which creates fog or factories which were developed in northern china.

Here are the thoughts of some residents in Beijing interview taken by BBC news in Beijing quote '' we basically don't go out, we use purifiers at home and we rarely open windows ,we also wears a mask to prevent from sneezing polluted air. My son sun has been coughing and bleeding again and again this month he never feels recovers we spent all of our money''

China environment green revolution has been activated for the green living.30 million jobs will be created from this multi million dollars investment.

They decide to restructure their economy through sustainable energy investment. China is capitalizing on this to boost job sectors and to eliminate challenges from air pollution that results to fog around cities.

The IEA says China installed more than 30,000 MW of new wind energy in 2015 – partly thanks to a rush driven by the Chinese government making its existing subsidies less attractive.

Construction has slackened in 2016, but only to a level of more than one turbine per hour. Steve Sawyer from the Global Wind Energy Council told BBC News: ?China?s buildup of its capacity in wind - and now solar - is truly without parallel.

?It is no surprise that the Chinese grid?s capability to integrate this variable renewable energy has not progressed at the same rate, but to change this situation China needs to rapidly progress with electricity market reform.?.China has a recent history of setting targets on energy and climate change that it is sure it can achieve.

Lu Kang, China?s Foreign Ministry spokesman, told BBC News: "China has made great efforts in areas including reducing emission, environmental protection and developing renewable sustainable energy.Lu kang said ''The International Community recognises our leading example role on climate change. I can assure you that China is determined to stick to this green sustainable path of development. This also serves China?s own need for development."