Blossom snake has been included in the List of Beneficial or Important Economic and Scientific Research Terrestrial Wild Animals Protected by the State issued by the State Forestry Administration of China on August 1, 2000.

Baihua Jinshen has a narrow origin, concentrated in the southwest of Guangxi, according to The number of acquisitions and opportunities for field work over the years is estimated to have reached 600,000 in the 1950s and has dropped to 50,000. Due to human factors, the number of raptors and some beasts, the natural enemies of the snake, has declined rapidly in recent years, and the threat to the snake is no longer, mainly due to the indiscriminate killing of humans. The second is the increase of the population, the expansion of the living area, the reclamation of wasteland and the destruction of the habitat of the brocade snake.