China has unveiled a groundbreaking strategy to spearhead the global green hydrogen movement, aiming to integrate green hydrogen into industrial sectors as part of its ESG and carbon neutral strategy. The government's ambitious plan, developed by key ministries, emphasizes the production of carbon-neutral fuels like green methanol and ammonia to address energy autonomy and support the transition to clean energy. With nearly 50% of global green hydrogen capacity under construction, China leads in green hydrogen production, showcasing its commitment to sustainable energy production. However, the strategy faces challenges such as the lack of structured purchase agreements affecting financial viability and limited export potential due to primarily catering to domestic demand. The government is promoting green ammonia use in high-emission sectors like coal-fired power plants, but the long-term success hinges on balancing subsidies with economic sustainability. Despite technical and financial constraints, China's innovative edge in renewable energy and electrolyze technology positions it as a global leader in clean energy. Effective collaboration among policymakers, producers, and investors is crucial to redefining sustainable energy production and achieving China's ambitious green hydrogen goals.