Norwegian television- in 2032 China will become the worlds Big Mac.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Norwegian television: in 2032 China will become the world’s ‘Big Mac’ Not long ago, the famous television in Europe - Norway TV director Eric, photographer Hans, reporter Mari and his party arrived in three groups Emperor Ming to carry out a documentary ‘1 -1-1 ‘part of the filming in China, which is the second Reuters, After the interview with CNN, etc., outside the media this year, the sixth of our interviews. This time, they shot a documentary is in English dialogue, full-length 56 minutes. The film will be released worldwide to present the environmental crisis facing the world’s energy-depth analysis of study for each country, each region’s renewable energy industry development model, seeking ways and means out of the crisis. The film’s theme is portrayed the next 25 years (the film will be released in 2007), in the case of conventional energy sources become increasingly scarce, the world has the utilization of new energy sources. Film asserted that in 2032 China will overtake the United States as the world superpower, based on when China will become the new energy ‘Big Mac’. Because China’s renewable energy industry will replace the world’s conventional energy industry oligarchs, as the rise of new forces in the world. The origin was ‘25 years ago ‘(ie the late 20th century early 21st century) China has in renewable energy, especially solar energy industrialization and market-oriented context, to achieve sustainable development, and shocked the world the great achievements and valuable experience, become model and a model around the world. But Western countries, especially the United States and Germany, due to the impact of inertia of thinking is still not found a suitable way to replace the conventional energy sources, is still suffering Beishou energy and environmental crisis. China’s solar thermal industry, Emperor Ming model, as these Western countries from the nightmare of the Gospel. They said that in the film’s planning pr