Linze jujube is abundant in the whole territory of Linze County and Shajing Town in Ganzhou District adjacent to east and west, and Nanhua Town in Gaotai County. The fresh jujube fruit is oval in shape, the fruit surface is flat and bright, deep red, the flesh is green and white, crisp and juicy, and the taste is slightly sweet. Dried jujube peel is dark red, fleshy and fat, small book core, sweet and fruity, resistant to storage and transportation, good commodity. Linze jujube is rich in carbohydrates, protein, amino acids, minerals, vitamins, adenosine monophosphate, lutidine, etc. The vitamin C content of fresh red dates is 380-667 mg/100 g pulp, which is 70-80 of apple. The ratio is 60 times that of bananas and 10 times that of citrus fruits, which is 3-4 times higher than that of Chinese kiwifruit, which is known as the “king of vitamin C”. Due to its rich nutrition and unique geographical characteristics, Linze Jujube has enjoyed a good reputation since ancient times.

The Hexi Corridor rises from Wushaoling to Yumenguan in the east. This narrow section is between 36° and 40° north latitude, and is the “golden zone” for grape cultivation in the world. The wine grapes of the Hexi Corridor wine are all derived from this. The wine grapes here are mature and tidy, the sugar accumulation is sufficient, the aroma is fully developed, the pigmentation is good, and the color of the peel is uniform, which ensures that the Hexi Corridor wine has a crystal-clear color, elegant and elegant. The scent, mellow and soft taste makes the Hexi Corridor wine unique and unique.