与此同时，高额利润正在被强大的外国品牌占有，它们销售的是方便的生活方式。

Why foreigners are beating China’s tea-makers on their home turf

　　By Tom Miller

　　China is rightly proud of being the home of tea, the world’s most popular drink. Celebratory cups of cha were sipped when China recently regained from India its historical position as the world’s pre-eminent tea producer and consumer after a 100-year hiatus.

　　But the country’s failure to produce a single internationally recognised tea brand is a source of frustration for cheerleaders of the native Camellia sinensis leaf.

　　Both at home and abroad, Chinese tea brands struggle to compete with foreign competitors. In China, Unilever’s Lipton