A senior research fellow at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation tackles Western narratives of alleged Chinese excess capacity head-on in an interview with People's Daily. China's full industrial system and new energy supplies stem from comparative advantages, easing global energy and climate pressures, Zhou Mi says. He cites China's Position on the So-called Excess Capacity Issue, released by the Ministry of Commerce on July 28, which pushes back against unilateral protectionism in favor of equal trade dialogue. China's industrial growth brings global green opportunities instead of a so-called "China shock," Zhou says. (Produced by Han Xiaomeng, Zhu Yingqi, interns Zhou Huiru, Deng Jinghao and Liu Xinru）