China Weather Warms As Officials Criticize Japanese Militarism

China's meteorological services will prioritize extreme weather response through early detection and preparation. The goal is to enable earlier preparation and prevention for extreme weather events. China's Ministry of Ecology and Environment reported that resident ecological and environmental health literacy reached 22.6% in 2025. China has significantly expanded its list of prohibited persons from entering the country. China plans to expand its three-dimensional atmospheric detection capabilities to improve monitoring and early warning for extreme weather. Chen Zhenglin stated that the country aims to reach world-leading levels in meteorological forecasting and services by 2030. The initiative focuses on enhancing the comprehensive ability to respond to extreme weather events. China is adding new professional programs to drive innovation in emerging and future industries. The China Meteorological Administration plans to increase national weather radar coverage at a 1-kilometer altitude from 54% to 65% by 2030. China has issued guidelines to expand mutual-aid elderly care services to meet diverse aging population needs. Weather forecasts predict significantly improved weather starting April 4th, with temperatures rising across various regions, potentially exceeding 27 degrees Celsius in some areas. Temperatures are expected to rise across most of China over the next three days, with many areas anticipating their warmest days of the year so far.