About tea I've recently read a piece of news. It's known to us all,China has been produce tea since ancient time. China today yields 1,370,000 tons tea a year.However,the consumption of tea by Chinese people doesn't rank first,while Turkey gets to the first,with consumption of tea per person being 3,157 gram per year,followed by Irish and Britain,with 2191 gram and 1942 gram respectively.And in China,the amount is 566 gram,ranks 19th. In my opinion,it is the different culture that contributes to the differences among countries.The tea is considered as the national drink in Turkey.If we say that Chinese individuals enjoy tasting tea,then the Turk are addicted to tea. Therefore I assume that the production and the consumption of tea have no necessary connection. For example,Kenya is a typical tea-exported country,which exported 441,000 tons tea in 2011,accounting for the major part of the total volume of export(1,729,000 tons tea) and ranked first. However,the consumption in Kenya was really low. PS:I'll appreciate your kindness if you make this article more 'native' and correct the errors if necessary.