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To illustrate the trend of Huanghua pear, we need to talk about its performance in the past two years. Since 2014, the overall mahogany market has cooled down, with prices of emerging mahogany woods such as rosewood, Burmese pear, and Laotian branch experiencing varying degrees of decline. Among them, the price of 200000 yuan per ton of Dalbergia rosea in the past few years has dropped to 50000 yuan, and the price of Burmese rosewood has also decreased by about 40%. Hainan Huanghua pear, on the other hand, has risen instead of falling. For example, for medium to large varieties with a diameter of about 20 centimeters, the price has risen by about 56%. The industry generally believes that the fundamental reason for this market performance is the depletion of Huanghua pear resources.
Wu Bingliang has been engaged in the production of Hainan Huanghuali furniture for more than 30 years, accumulating materials for making a large table for decades. When it comes to the depletion of Huanghuali resources, he is amazed: "Hainan Huanghuali is a precious traditional furniture wood in China, which takes hundreds of years to grow into furniture materials. After extensive logging in history, the local Huanghuali native forest resources in Hainan have long been depleted. Nowadays, the old materials that can be used to make furniture are very scarce and belong to the category of wood treasures. After the rise of the antique furniture industry, the production of Hainan Huanghuali furniture in the industry also relies more on local materials such as house beams and door panels, as well as materials for dismantling rice cabinets, pot lids, and other household appliances in Hainan." Wait for the old materials to support.
But now, even these materials have been almost completely searched. Wild yellow pear trees have been cut down in Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and China. The global artificial planting area is less than 60000 acres, of which there are no more than 8000 large trees with a diameter of more than 20 centimeters at breast height, providing business opportunities for investment in planting yellow pear.
