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I was born in Heilongjiang, Northeast China. I have never seen bamboo since childhood, but I have a longing for it in my heart. It may be because Chinese pandas like to eat bamboo, so I have always wanted to see what bamboo looks like.

In 2004, when I was 19 years old, I arrived in Guangzhou by train from Northeast Heilongjiang in about 42 hours. I think this decision was a major turning point in my life. I am very grateful that my previous boss brought me to Guangzhou. Since then, Guangzhou has been my second hometown, and my family, career, and personal growth have been on this land in the south.

Since 2006, China has been imposing a 10% tariff on the export of birch wood, as birch wood takes about 7 years to be harvested for industrial use, while bamboo only takes about 3 years and can help Chinese farmers find employment.

For China, it is not easy to propose the goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. If China can fulfill its commitment to carbon neutrality as scheduled, it will help the world control the global temperature rise below 2 ℃

The earth is greener than it was 20 years ago, and China has contributed one third of the growth - the NASA (NASA) issued a paper to introduce the latest research results. NASA said that land degradation in densely populated countries is usually caused by Overexploitation, but China's plans to protect and expand forests and measures to deal with climate warming have become a model that can be used for reference. About 60% of the green growth among them is from bamboo. Therefore, protecting bamboo forest resources and promoting bamboo planting are of great significance.

Protecting bamboo forest resources has the following significance:
Bamboo forest resources play an important role in the environment. Bamboo forests are very important areas for water conservation and soil erosion prevention. More importantly, bamboo forests can absorb a large amount of carbon dioxide and other harmful gases, and have important environmental protection functions. Bamboo forest resources play an important role in the economy. Bamboo is a very important Cash crop, which can be used to make furniture, pulp, fiber, etc. It is an important raw material for folk handicrafts, buildings, and cultural goods, with broad market demand and huge economic potential. Bamboo forest resources play an important role in ecological protection. The bamboo forest has a beautiful ecological environment and significant biodiversity, making it a habitat and breeding ground for wild animals. Bamboo forest resources play an important role in human culture. Bamboo culture has a profound and long history, with high historical, cultural, and artistic value as early as ancient times. It is an important component of traditional Chinese culture. Therefore, protecting bamboo forest resources is the treasure trove of human culture. Therefore, protecting bamboo forest resources is not only the protection of the natural environment, but also the protection of human economy, culture, and ecology. This requires us to actively take measures to protect, including strengthening the formulation and implementation of laws and regulations, encouraging producers to promote green and environmentally friendly production methods, strengthening civic education and environmental publicity, and vigorously promoting the concept of sustainable development.
The continuous improvement of technology and design allows bamboo to be shaped into any shape of a good living object, and even architecture favors the "bamboo structure". Its natural and renewable nature is the beginning of environmentally friendly life. If we want to give full play to the Environmental Values of carbon fixation of bamboo forests, it is more important to actively and reasonably process and utilize them.
In fact, bamboo is full of treasures. Whether it's bamboo shoots, leaves, or poles, they are essential ingredients for daily life. Nowadays, more creative designs have given bamboo new vitality.
Bamboo forests are an important ecosystem with extensive impacts and effects on the environment and humans. The following are the effects of bamboo forests on ecology:
1. Maintain water and soil: Bamboo roots can firmly fix the soil, preventing soil erosion and soil erosion. At the same time, the leaves of bamboo can block rainwater, promote water infiltration, and keep the water source from drying up.

2. Absorbing carbon dioxide: Bamboo can absorb a large amount of carbon dioxide and reduce pollutants in the air. In bamboo forests, the absorption of carbon dioxide is higher than that of other plants, which greatly contributes to the environment and climate change.

3 Natural carbon sequestration substances
Bamboo grows rapidly and has well-developed roots under the soil, which can firmly grasp the land, purify the soil, and prevent soil erosion. Compared with general forests, bamboo forests have stronger carbon fixation capacity. Especially in the context of promoting low-carbon society, well managed bamboo forests are of great significance for maintaining environmental Balance of nature.

4 Sustainable regeneration
Environmentalists believe that bamboo is more environmentally friendly than wood. Although bamboo is essentially a herbaceous plant, it grows as quickly as wild grass. Usually, a growth cycle is 6 years, and adult bamboo can be utilized. The bamboo nodes are long and sturdy, while most wood requires at least 10 years to be utilized.

5 Natural purification sources
Bamboo is also very beneficial for purifying the air. When bamboo undergoes photosynthesis, it absorbs carbon dioxide and releases 35% more oxygen than trees. Therefore, in terms of carbon absorption ability, bamboo has much higher carbon absorption ability. If bamboo is widely planted and continuously cut down and utilized, it can contribute to reducing global carbon emissions.

6 has invasiveness
Excessive vitality can also bring drawbacks. Bamboo tends to become dense in the later stages of growth, unable to accommodate other newly emerging species, and the originally rich ecosystem will face destruction. Bamboo roots have strong extensibility and invade surrounding forests and farmland. Therefore, it is necessary to cut down and utilize bamboo reasonably after it matures.

7 bamboo edible utensils
Bamboo emits a natural fragrance and is designed as a cooking utensil, which is naturally harmless. The hollow shape of bamboo knots becomes a natural container after cutting and polishing.
Bamboo has inherent antibacterial and antibacterial properties, so there is no need to worry about contact with food when made into kitchen utensils. After being tested by SGS, a leading global inspection, testing, and certification agency, the antibacterial rate of bamboo can reach 94.5%.
Children's tableware is more suitable to be made of bamboo, which is not fragile and more portable. Children will not worry about danger when using it. However, fine bamboo tableware has high requirements for the processing industry, and polishing and cutting are entirely done manually, resulting in higher natural costs. But after being fully handcrafted, the food utensil can be described as soft corners and comfortable to touch, giving it a sense of familiarity when held in hand.

8 Bamboo can be used for home use
More and more bamboo elements are being incorporated into modern living spaces, rather than being simply adopted in traditional ways. Bamboo, as the best substitute for wood, is more widely used in furniture design. Nowadays, wood is becoming increasingly scarce, and many designers are turning their attention to bamboo materials. As long as it conforms to the characteristics of bamboo, it can shape a ever-changing form, conveying the connotation of new Chinese style furniture from the outside to the interior. It is cold and never withers, humble and restrained, and has a straight and resilient nature.
The innovative use of bamboo instead of hard solid wood is a breakthrough for Chinese people, which is rich in cultural emotions and environmentally friendly and low-carbon concepts. The new design of lighting fixtures can also be reinterpreted using bamboo materials. The ancient simplicity of bamboo is paired with a modern design, creating a personalized mix and match effect.

9. Fresh air and bamboo charcoal as the main theme
Bamboo charcoal, as a good adsorbent material, is the most natural room purifier without chemical additives. After heating and carbonization, bamboo charcoal can be obtained. Bamboo charcoal is porous and can effectively adsorb harmful substances such as benzene, phenol, and methanol, as well as regulate humidity and breathability. A charcoal bag made from bamboo charcoal can be placed in refrigerators, wardrobes, cars, and homes for odor removal and antibacterial purposes.

10. Utilization of Waste Bamboo Materials
During the processing and utilization of bamboo, a large amount of residue will be generated, and improper treatment can also cause waste stacking. And it cannot be incinerated for treatment, which will cause greater pollution to the environment. On the one hand, designers use leftover materials to design bamboo ornaments. In addition, the waste can be uniformly ground into bamboo powder and used for agricultural production, mixed with other organic substances for composting, and can increase the sweet taste of crops.

11. Protecting Biodiversity
Bamboo forests are habitats and important sources of food for many wild animals. Many animals, such as pandas and giant pandas, live in bamboo forests. The diversity of plant and animal species in bamboo forests helps to maintain the balance of the ecosystem and maintain the stability of the natural ecological environment.

The speech at the side meeting on the theme of "Protecting the Earth" pointed out that the Earth is our common home. We should uphold the concept of a community with a shared future for mankind, work together to address challenges in the field of climate and environment, and protect this The Blue Planet.