0 years ago, Japan encountered an energy crisis. This resource-poor island nation was not passively responding to it-restraining consumption when oil prices rose, and resuming inexhaustible consumption when oil prices were low, but turning the energy crisis into a way to improve the national economic competitiveness The "Golden Opportunity" is a nationwide effort to save energy, and the government has played a series of "policy and environmental protection" cards, making the country's energy use efficiency continuously improving and becoming a global role model. Now, high oil prices not only have a limited impact on the Japanese economy, but instead plan ahead The established low resource consumption development model makes Japanese companies have a competitive advantage in the era of high oil prices, and Japanese products such as low fuel consumption cars are all over the world. It can be inferred that Japan's proactive strategy to deal with the energy crisis is? ['Control consumption when oil prices rise, and resume inexhaustible consumption when oil prices are low.', 'Changing the way energy is used and replacing scarce energy with non-scarce energy.', 'Adjusting the point of strength for economic growth and changing the shortcomings of over-reliance on energy.', 'Change consumption concepts, strengthen environmental awareness, and improve energy efficiency.']