China is focusing on green hydrogen and green methanol as essential solutions for deep decarbonization in industries contributing to the majority of the country's carbon emissions. The two sessions emphasized the importance of accelerating the development of these clean energy resources through policy support, technological advancements, and market expansion. Global demand for green hydrogen and methanol is projected to increase significantly due to stricter emission regulations, with green hydrogen expected to dominate the hydrogen market by 2050. China is rapidly expanding its renewable energy capacity but faces challenges in integration and storage due to the intermittency of renewables. To overcome these challenges, China is urged to strengthen policy support, create renewable energy hubs, and provide incentives for green hydrogen projects. Although green hydrogen and methanol are in the early stages of development and face economic hurdles, China aims to lead the global green hydrogen economy through policy innovation, financial incentives, and industrial collaboration.