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Zhong Baoshen: "There will be no simple roof in the future. The roof of the future building must be the roof that can generate electricity and save energy." "The 14th Five-Year Plan period is a key period for rural revitalization and the replacement of traditional farm houses with modern buildings, and also a window period for the popularization of green buildings in rural areas."

Five years ago, the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington published an article titled "The East Is Green" about "China's global renewable energy leadership." The US think tank noted that China was already "the world's largest producer of wind and solar electricity".