Chinas?road?to?sustainability?has?attracted?global?attention.?Since?the?Reform?&?Opening?Up?policy,?
Chinas rapid pace of both urbanization and industrialization has made its being the?second largest
economy but meantime a heavy environmental price has been paid over the past?few decades for
addressing the economic developmental target. Today, as the biggest?developing country, China needs to
take more responsibilities for constructing its local?ecological-civilization society as well as for addressing
the global challenges such as climate?change, resources scary and human beings well-fare; therefore, we
need to have deeper?understandings into Chinas way to sustainability at very different levels, both
spatially and?structurally, concerns ranging from generating sustainable household livelihoods to global
climate change, from developing technological applications to generate institutional changes. In?this
spirit,?this publication, Sustainability in China: Bridging Global Knowledge with Local?Action aims
to?investigate the intended and spontaneous issues concerning Chinas road to?sustainability in
a?combined?top-down and bottom-up manner, linking international knowledge?to local-based studies.