The Amazon forest is located in South America. The Amazon region covers an area of ​​about 6.8 million square kilometers. The forest area is very large and is known as the "lungs of the earth". The Amazon forest covers nine countries including Brazil, but most of them border Brazil. The land area of ​​the Amazon region in Brazil accounts for about 5 million square kilometers, occupying nearly half of the Brazilian territory. Among these 5 million square kilometers of forest, 64% are Amazon tropical rainforests with extremely high biological value.

Although there are large tracts of tropical rainforests in Brazil, due to the large area of ​​tropical rainforests, it takes a lot of money to manage them, and the economic development of Brazil is not particularly good. In Brazil, the Amazon region is the most sensitive national security issue, because this tropical rainforest not only has a wide variety of plants, but also countless animals. These plants and animals are maintaining an ecological balance, carrying out photosynthesis all the time, and producing a large amount of oxygen to provide to the world.

But recently there is a piece of news that is very sad, that is the forest fire in Brazil. The forest fire has been burning for several days, but the progress of fire extinguishing is still not very effective, because the trees in the tropical rainforest are tall and the density of vegetation is very high, it is easy to burn into pieces. According to media reports, the area of ​​this tropical rainforest has been reduced by 10% of the original, aggravating the emission of carbon dioxide and making the greenhouse effect more serious. If it is not stopped in time, the consequences will be disastrous and it will be a disaster for mankind.

Some people say that the Amazon belongs to the world, but you have to understand that the Amazon forest is located in Brazil. First of all, it is the Amazon forest of Brazilians, because this is their home and the environment they depend on for survival. We must respect their homes. When they are in trouble, we must lend a hand and treat other people's homes as our own. This is the right approach, so the Amazon forest also belongs to the world.