世界很多国家和地区的人民都有饮茶的习俗。不论是大口地喝，还是小口地抿，喜爱喝茶的人处处可见。有些人喜欢用茶叶，有些人喜欢用茶包。茶包虽然方便，但茶包中所含的塑料微颗粒物质加重了全球塑料问题。本文讨论如何才能使我们最喜欢的饮品不污染 ...

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