Group 1 - The tea farmers in Hainan's Baisha County are currently harvesting fresh tea leaves, with daily yields ranging from 10 to 20 kilograms, generating income between 200 to 300 yuan [1] - Baisha County is recognized as a major tea-producing area in Hainan, known as "China's Early Spring Tea Town" and "China's Ecological Tea Leaf Town," benefiting from a unique geological environment and favorable climate for tea cultivation [3] - The tea planting area in Baisha has reached 15,600 acres, accounting for one-third of Hainan's total, with an annual production of 647.9 tons and a total annual output value exceeding 120 million yuan, supporting over 3,500 jobs in the industry [3][5] Group 2 - The Hainan Wulilu Organic Tea Co., Ltd. has a tea planting area of 400 acres, employing around 35 local villagers during the peak harvesting season, with daily earnings for workers ranging from 100 to 200 yuan [5] - The processing of freshly picked tea leaves involves multiple steps, including sorting, drying, and transforming the leaves into finished tea products, with the company capable of processing over 10,000 pounds of tea daily [5][7] - The Baisha County government aims to expand organic tea cultivation to 20,000 acres and develop two benchmark enterprises with an annual output value exceeding 50 million yuan by 2026, while also targeting international markets in Southeast Asia and Europe [7]

Group 1 - The tea farmers in Baisha County, Hainan, are currently harvesting fresh tea leaves, with daily yields of 10 to 20 kilograms per 10 acres, generating income of 200 to 300 yuan [1][3] - Baisha County is recognized as a major tea-producing area in Hainan, known as "China's Early Spring Tea Town" and "China's Ecological Tea Leaf Town," benefiting from a unique tropical rainforest ecosystem and geological resources [3][5] - The tea planting area in Baisha has reached 15,600 acres, accounting for one-third of Hainan's total, with an annual production of 647.9 tons and a total annual output value exceeding 120 million yuan, supporting over 3,500 jobs in the industry [3][5] Group 2 - The Hainan Wulilu Organic Tea Co., Ltd. has a tea planting area of 400 acres, employing about 35 local villagers during the peak harvesting season, with daily earnings of 200 yuan for workers [5][7] - The Baisha Tea Industry Co., Ltd. is ramping up production during the spring tea harvesting season, processing over 10,000 pounds of tea leaves daily to ensure timely market availability [5][7] - The Baisha County government aims to expand organic tea cultivation to 20,000 acres and develop two benchmark enterprises with annual revenues exceeding 50 million yuan by 2026, while also targeting international markets in Southeast Asia and Europe [7]