China is on the verge of a hydrogen energy boom, with strong government policies and declining renewable energy costs paving the way for significant development in the industry. The Hydrogen Energy Industry Promotion Association (HEIPA) projects a substantial increase in the number of hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles in China by 2025, along with a growing market for vehicle-mounted hydrogen storage cylinders. China aims to become a global leader in hydrogen energy, with over 20 national-level policies supporting the industry's development. The focus is shifting towards technological advancements across the industry chain and scaling up applications in multiple fields. The transportation sector is leading the way in hydrogen energy development, with China prioritizing the use of hydrogen in transportation to drive industry growth. The potential of hydrogen energy to reduce carbon emissions and transform the energy sector is recognized by industry experts. Chinese enterprises are strategically planning for hydrogen development, with provinces introducing policies to support the sector's growth. Foreign companies like Hexagon and Toyota are also making significant investments in China's hydrogen market. Provinces like Guangdong are accelerating the high-quality development of the hydrogen energy industry through funding rewards for manufacturing projects. As China establishes a comprehensive hydrogen energy industry system covering production, storage, transportation, and equipment manufacturing, the future looks promising for hydrogen energy in the country.