The most praiseworthy thing about the forest is its self-expression. Whether it is the handle of a tool, a dead tree, or every living branch, it records the blowing of the wind. It always narrates its own story. Story, this is why wood has an attraction to people, not only the material itself, but a spirit of existence and understanding from the same origin. (Ai Rui Shi Clon Dong)

Currently we are in There is a religious corollary to the deforestation and destruction of nature on the earth. In the end, the one we deprive and lose the most is ourselves. (John Foley)

Few people will be aware of the harm that pine trees have brought to us. Feeling indifferent, their voices come straight from the mountains into our hearts. If people can walk into the forest and occasionally listen to the words of the trees, all problems of forest maintenance and preservation will disappear. (John Moore)