In　this　paper　we　first　employ　the　input-output　method　to　construct　the　measurement　model　of　embodied　carbon　emissions　and　then　calculate　embodied　carbon　emissions　from　foreign　trade　over　1995-2011　based　on　the　non-competitive　input-output　table　in　WIOD　database.　More　specific,　we　calculate　embodied　carbon　emissions　from　import　trade,　export　trade　and　their　difference,　respectively.　Moreover,　we　conduct　our　analysis　from　aggregate　and　sector　level.　The　empirical　results　show　that　embodied　carbon　(EEE)　emissions　from　export　large　than　import　and　therefore　china　is　a　net　exporter　of　embodied　carbon　emissions.　Meanwhile,　there　exists　a　big　difference　in　embodied　carbon　emissions　across　sectors.　The　empirical　results　might　be　useful　for　the　government　to　make　policy　for　industrial　restructuring　and　reducing　pollutions　for　high　pollution　sectors.