Picking grapes in Guizhou: A bumper harvest for local farmers

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Ripe grapes are seen in Zhuchiba Village, southwest China's Guizhou Province on September 1, 2026. /Tongren Media Convergence Center

A tourist picks grapes in Zhuchiba Village, southwest China's Guizhou Province on September 1, 2026. /Tongren Media Convergence Center

Ripe grapes are seen in Zhuchiba Village, southwest China's Guizhou Province on September 1, 2026. /Tongren Media Convergence Center

A tourist holds grapes picked from a vineyard in Zhuchiba Village, southwest China's Guizhou Province on September 1, 2026. /Tongren Media Convergence Center

Early autumn brings a bumper grape harvest at a 100-mu (6.67 hectares) vineyard in Zhuchiba Village in southwest China's Guizhou Province. The farm grows premium grape varieties, including Nina Queen, under green, standardized management. Visitors can join on-site grape picking tours, opening new sales avenues for the vineyard. The grape industry creates local jobs for villagers and helps raise their earnings.

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