Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong, is one of the bigger and most prosperous city in southern China. Situated between the Baiyun Hill in the north and the Pearl River Delta Plain in the south, the city is approx 120 kilometers north of Hong Kong and Macau and is a strategic trading gate.
Guangzhou is a famous city of historic and cultural interest in China. The history of 2,200 years has left behind many places of historic interest and scenic beauty which are vivid witnesses of Guangzhou’s past.

In terms of geographical location, Guangzhou is an open coastal city neighboring Hong Kong and Macao, and the economic, political, and cultural center, and also the commercial center, which combines manufacturing, transportation, commerce, finance, information, education and human resources as a whole. It is located in the center of the Pearl River Delta, one of the most economically dynamic and flourishing areas in China. Guangzhou exerts an impact on China, East Asia and even the world with its economic capacity and radiation.

According to statistics, China has ranked as the number one country in consuming wine in Asia, with a current wine consumption of 105 million liters per year and a 27.63% increasing speed for wine, 27.2% increase for spirits. Local made wine is expected to decrease from 43% to 14% in the near future, making China the biggest market for wine in a very short time. The biggest wine exhibition WINEXPO will be continuely based in Guangzhou, because of the location advantages of Pearl River Delta, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and 10 other countries from ASEAN.