The Dragon Boat Festival is one of the traditional Chinese festivals, celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. It has a long history and rich cultural connotation. The Dragon Boat Festival originated in ancient China   The most widely accepted theory is that the Dragon Boat Festival commemorates Qu Yuan, a great patriotic poet in ancient China. Qu Yuan was a minister and writer in the state of Chu who was loyal to the state, but was ultimately the victim of what was called a royal conspiracy. It is said that after he threw himself into the river, people rowed boats to rescue him and threw zongzi into the water to prevent fish and shrimp from biting him.   The Dragon Boat race is one of the most notable traditions of the Dragon Boat Festival. In a dragon boat race, competitors race across the water in ornate dragon boats. Spectators lined the shore, waving flags and playing drums to cheer on the players. This event not only embodies the spirit of unity and cooperation, but also becomes a sports event loved by domestic and foreign tourists.   With the development of The Times, the Dragon Boat Festival has gradually integrated into modern society, and has received attention and celebration around the world. In countries outside China, more and more people have developed a strong interest in the cultural value and folk customs of the Dragon Boat Festival. Chinese communities and Chinese groups in many countries and regions hold events such as dragon boat races, folk performances and traditional food festivals so that local people can better understand and experience Chinese culture.   The global development of the Dragon Boat Festival has not only made important contributions to promoting cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, but also deepened the world's knowledge and understanding of traditional Chinese culture. By spreading the stories and customs of the Dragon Boat Festival, we can strengthen friendship and cooperation between different countries and peoples and promote diversity and inclusiveness of all cultures.   Finally, GOOSUN wishes everyone to harvest new hope and courage in the Dragon Boat Festival, overcome all difficulties, and open a beautiful new chapter!

The globalization of the photovoltaic industry is showing the following main characteristics. The market size continues to expand: Globally, the photovoltaic market has shown an explosive growth trend. Not only have large-scale photovoltaic power stations been rapidly deployed, but distributed photovoltaic power generation has also been widely used in residential and commercial fields. Global distribution of manufacturing: The photovoltaic manufacturing industry has achieved division of labor and cooperation on a global scale, and countries play different roles in the photovoltaic industry chain according to their own advantages. China, the United States, Germany and other countries have become the main force of photovoltaic manufacturing. Transnational investment and technology export: International investment and technology export have accelerated the globalization process of the photovoltaic industry. Developed countries have helped developing countries build photovoltaic power stations through financial and technical support, which has promoted the popularization of clean energy. Impact and prospects: The globalization of the photovoltaic industry has a positive impact and broad prospects for the future of clean energy. Reducing carbon emissions: The globalization of the photovoltaic industry has promoted the large-scale application of clean energy, helping to reduce the use of traditional fossil energy, thereby reducing carbon emissions and air pollution, and slowing the impact of climate change. Reducing energy costs: The globalization of the photovoltaic industry has promoted the standardization of technology and further innovation, reducing the cost of photovoltaic power generation. With the play of scale effects and technological advances, the cost of photovoltaic power generation is expected to further decline, providing more economical energy solutions. Promoting economic development: The globalization of the photovoltaic industry has brought new economic opportunities, created a large number of jobs, and promoted technological innovation and industrial upgrading. All aspects of the photovoltaic industry chain have benefited from the development of globalization, injecting new impetus into the economic growth of various countries. The global development of the photovoltaic industry has provided strong support for the promotion of clean energy and the response to climate change. In the future, with the further breakthrough of technology and the strengthening of international cooperation, the photovoltaic industry will play a more important role, leading the future and sustainable development of clean energy. We have every reason to believe that through global efforts, clean and sustainable energy will become an integral part of our lives. In 2024, capitalizing on the rapid growth of the global renewable energy market and with a focus on our core business, Goosun intensified its efforts in innovation and transformation, making signi...

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Why we have the perfect chance to place renewables at the heart of the COVID-19 recovery Low-carbon infrastructure must be at the heart of the COVID-19 recovery to provide jobs and economic security, with fairness embedded throughout.This is the key message in a letter sent to Prime Minister Boris Johnson by the Committee on Climate Change (CCC) on the 6th of May. It outlines six resilience principles the UK should pursue, including supporting reskilling, retraining and research, building a climate-resilient economy and scaling up housing retrofits and build new homes that are fit for the future. One of the major principles focuses around investing in low-carbon, resilient infrastructure. This in particular has been welcomed by the solar industry and the energy industry at large, which can play a central role in the development of infrastructure and job creation. The Solar Trade Association’s chief executive Chris Hewett said the government must make sure it doesn’t miss this “golden chance to place renewables at the heart of the recovery”. “Solar and energy storage in particular offer swift, job-intensive opportunities for growth, with average ground-mount sites able to be built in a few months, and rooftop installations often taking only a day or two. There is an 8GW pipeline of solar projects ready to be unlocked.” Beyond this, the letter emphasises the need for a fixed plan to move towards net zero, the lack of which could lead to a “disorderly transition.” While the CCC have called for this previously, it adds that the current COVID-19 crisis has emphasised the importance of evidence-led preparations for all of the key risks facing the UK. Hewett added: “It is vital that the government’s recovery package aligns with its obligation to tackle climate change and deliver a resilient, net zero economy.” The recovery must not ‘lock-in’ greenhouse gas emissions or increase climate risk, the letter states, meaning that support for carbon-intensive sectors such as the oil and gas industry should be contingent on them “taking real and lasting action on climate change”. Additionally, the recovery should include the strengthening of incentives to reduce emissions when considering fiscal changes. As such, changes in tax policy should be used to aid the transition to net-zero emissions and future carbon pricing mechanisms should be supported. Fill in the form below for a free quote!