今天是国际茶日，一个值得庆祝的日子，同时也是反思和审视我们如何更好地保护和利用这份珍贵自然资源的时刻。根据古茶树保护与可持续利用国家创新联盟与西南林业大学古茶树研究中心联合发布的《中国古茶树资源状况白皮书(2024)》，目前全国古茶树数量超过5624万株，其中97%以上分布在云南。这一数据令人瞩目，云南不仅是中国茶叶的主要产地，更是世界古茶树资源的宝库。
古茶树作为珍贵的自然遗产，不仅具有重要的生态价值，更是茶叶文化的重要组成部分。然而，随着人类活动的不断扩张和自然环境的变迁，古茶树面临着生存威胁。因此，白皮书的发布显得尤为重要，它不仅详细记录了我国古茶树资源的现状，更提出了保护和可持续利用的具体措施。
保护古茶树，不仅仅是为了保护一种植物，更是为了保护我们共同的生态环境。古茶树的生存状况，直接反映出我们对待自然的态度和行为。我们应该以更高的责任感和使命感，去保护和珍惜这些珍贵的自然资源。
同时，我们也应该积极探索古茶树的可持续利用方式，让这些古老的茶树，不仅能生存下去，更能发挥出更大的价值。这不仅是对古茶树的尊重，也是对我们自己的尊重。
国际茶日，让我们一起品味茶的美好，反思我们的责任，共同为保护和发展我国的古茶树资源而努力。
英语如下：
**Title:** “Yunnan’s Responsibility: Over Half of China’s Ancient Tea Trees Urgently Need Protection and Sustainable Utilization”
**Keywords:** International Tea Day, Ancient Tea Trees, Distribution in Yunnan
**News Content:**
Today is International Tea Day, a day of celebration, and also a moment for reflection on how we can better protect and utilize this precious natural resource. According to the “White Paper on the Status of China’s Ancient Tea Tree Resources (2024)” jointly released by the National Innovation Alliance for the Protection and Sustainable Utilization of Ancient Tea Trees and the Ancient Tea Tree Research Center of Southwest Forestry University, there are currently over 56.24 million ancient tea trees in China, with more than 97% of them distributed in Yunnan. This figure is striking, as Yunnan is not only the main production area of tea in China but also a treasure trove of ancient tea tree resources worldwide.
Ancient tea trees, as precious natural heritage, not only have significant ecological value but are also an integral part of tea culture. However, with the continuous expansion of human activities and the changes in the natural environment, ancient tea trees are facing survival threats. Therefore, the release of the white paper is particularly important, as it not only meticulously records the current status of China’s ancient tea tree resources but also proposes specific measures for protection and sustainable utilization.
Protecting ancient tea trees is not just about safeguarding a plant species; it’s about protecting our shared ecosystem. The condition of ancient tea trees directly reflects our attitude and actions towards nature. We should approach this with a higher sense of responsibility and mission to protect and cherish these precious natural resources.
At the same time, we should actively explore ways to utilize ancient tea trees sustainably, ensuring not only their survival but also their greater value. This respect not only for ancient tea trees but also for ourselves.
On International Tea Day, let us savor the beauty of tea, reflect on our responsibilities, and strive together to protect and develop China’s ancient tea tree resources.
【来源】http://www.chinanews.com/life/2024/05-21/10220594.shtml
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