The "Hello, Carbon Neutrality" themed investigation was recently conducted at numerous Hangzhou locations. The investigation team comprises over 20 central media journalists, reporters, foreign specialists, and foreign students studying in China.

After learning at the Hangzhou Asian Games Museum that the clothes hangers in the dormitories of the Asian Games Village are constructed from wheat straw, and the toiletry bags are produced from eco-friendly materials, the investigation team was delighted and praised the ingenious design.

The investigative team immersed themselves in interactive simulations of several extreme environments resulting from global warming at the Hangzhou Low Carbon Science & Technology Museum. A Pakistani student in China remarked how exciting the interactive facilities were.

In the Yangjiadun Nio Power Station, the "one-click battery swapping" feature can enable people to swap new energy vehicle batteries within five minutes.

Through this activity, foreigners have seen Hangzhou's low-carbon development commitment, practice, and success. After concluding this tour, a foreigner from the United States stated, "Carbon neutrality is of significant importance to the planet, and China takes the lead in this regard."