It is the obligation of the parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity to update and revise the National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs). COP15 decision required all parties to revise or update NBSAPs in alignment with the Kunming−Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework including national targets communicated in a standardized format. China's strategic position in biodiversity conservation has been continuously rising. In January 2024, the China's Biodiversity Conservation Strategy and Action Plan (2023−2030) was officially released. This article reviews the main considerations and elements changed in the update and revision of the NBSAP, and introduces the main contents of the NBSAP, including four priority areas: mainstreaming biodiversity, responding to the threat of biodiversity loss, sustainable utilization and benefit sharing of biodiversity, and modernization of biodiversity governance capacity. Topical issues and newly added priority actions have been analyzed and interpreted. This article also summaries the main implications and practical significance of the NBSAP. A Chinese solution for promoting the implementation of the Kunming−Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework was submitted. NBSAP was connected with domestic policies in the field of biodiversity, guiding local levels to carry out conservation practices, and providing a reference for analyzing and responding to new focuses and new issues in future biodiversity conservation work.