China has introduced several financial and regulatory measures aimed at stabilizing its economy and promoting green development. President Xi Jinping emphasized the urgency of resolving delayed government payments to private companies, warning that unpaid bills could erode public trust in the authorities and potentially cripple businesses. In response, the government issued guidance to stabilize existing public-private partnership (PPP) projects and ensure timely payments. Additionally, China unveiled a pilot program for green foreign debt financing across 16 provincial-level regions, including Shanghai, Beijing, and Qingdao, to attract global capital into the country's green sector. The State Administration of Foreign Exchange also announced a cross-border asset management pilot program in Hainan Free Trade Port, allowing overseas investors to access domestic financial products. Furthermore, new draft rules on mergers and acquisitions loans have been introduced to ease terms and broaden their scope. To support emerging industries and infrastructure, China plans to launch a RMB 500 billion "quasi-fiscal" tool. These initiatives collectively aim to enhance financial support for sustainable development and economic stability.