In an era of growing environmental concern, how does the Christian faith speak into the global climate crisis? This ground-breaking study, 'Toward a Public Theology of Climate Change: A Chinese Perspective', offers a vital contribution to the ongoing conversation. By exploring ecological issues through a Chinese theological lens, the author bridges the gap between traditional Christian doctrine and contemporary environmental ethics. This book is essential reading for theologians, policy makers, and students of religion who are seeking to understand how the gospel offers hope and direction in a changing world. It provides a nuanced examination of how faith communities can respond to the challenges of climate change with integrity, wisdom, and a commitment to stewardship. Gain a new perspective on how cultural context shapes our understanding of creation care and discover how we can work together towards a more sustainable and faithful future for our planet.