There are 11 countries in the region of Bai in Southeast Asia. The distribution Du of each crop in each country is as follows:

Vietnam: economic Zhi crops include natural rubber, Dao jute, sugarcane, coffee, tea, tobacco, pepper, etc;

Laos: economic crops include rubber, coffee, shellac and cotton;

Cambodia: cash crops include rubber, pepper, cotton, tobacco, sugar brown, sugarcane, coffee and coconut;

Thailand: cash crops include rubber, sugarcane, mung bean, hemp, frozen fish, frozen shrimp and various tropical fruits;

Myanmar: cash crops include cotton, jute, rubber, sugarcane, tobacco, coffee, etc;

Malaysia: agriculture is dominated by cash crops, mainly including rubber, oil palm, pepper, cocoa and tropical fruits, etc;

Singapore: Singapore has a narrow territory, poor natural resources, almost no mineral deposits and no important economic crops;

Indonesia: mainly rubber, coffee, palm oil, coconut, sugarcane, pepper, quinine, kapok, tea, etc;

Brunei: there are small areas of rice, rubber, pepper, coconut and other tropical crops;

Philippines: coconut, sugarcane, Manila hemp and tobacco are the four major economic crops in the Philippines;

East Timor (independence in 1975): cash crops include coffee, rubber, sandalwood, coconut, etc.