zhōng guó中国zài在gāng guǒ bù刚果布de的cún zài存在duì对dāng dì当地yuán zhù mín原住民shì是wēi xié威胁hái shì还是bāng zhù帮助？
The Congo Basin is the largest rainforest in Africa, home to many indigenous people.
They live off the forest, collecting honey, hunting, and gathering plants.
Recently, some Chinese companies have come to Congo-Brazzaville to cut down forests, mine, and develop agriculture.
This has made life difficult for the indigenous people because the forest has shrunk and their traditional way of life has been affected.
Some indigenous people have been forced out of their homes and can only live in cities or villages.
Chinese companies sometimes provide jobs to the indigenous people, but their lives are still very hard.
Some worry that the methods Chinese companies use to collect honey and timber will reduce the forest's resources, and the indigenous people's traditional knowledge may slowly disappear.
Although cooperation between China and Congo-Brazzaville has brought economic development, some indigenous people feel their rights are not protected.
Many indigenous people hope to protect the forest so they can continue living in their own way.