This report researched by Cai, Chi Zang, Zang, Ai, Bai and Boa showed that there is a mixed progress in the adaptation and mitigation responses in combating climate change. Therefore, in Asia the Lancelot Countdown Regional Center which is connected to the Tsinghua University had out taken a health profile assessment on China’s climate change with a goal of achieving quick health responsive actions. The organisation created five domains with 25 indicators for the first annual update in 2021. The five domains include: exposures and vulnerability, resilience for health mitigation actions, adaptation, planning, and climate change impacts, economic and finance, mitigation and health-co benefits, and political and public engagement. Five new indicators methods have been improved and peaks in national and provincial levels to facilitate policy making and local understanding.  Climate change is causing health risks in China and it is foreseed that it would worsen in the years to come. The current four proposals outlined in the paper, China would be able to take action and leadership in combating climate change before it is too late. The final message that the researchers have to share is that, ``After the painful lessons from COVID-19, this important opportunity to protect the health of people in China, both now and in the future, cannot be missed.”