This Man Spends $8 Million to Plant 20,000 Acres of Grapes in the Desert, Shocking All of China! - Video

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If someone offered you $8 million, would you choose to plant 20,000 acres of grapes in the desert? Such a seemingly crazy idea has become a reality in China.

In 2012, a businessman purchased 7,500 acres of Gobi Desert for $4 million and planted a large number of grapes on this barren land. At first, many thought it was a losing venture and could not understand or support his decision. Despite all the doubts and opposition, the businessman stuck to his plan and began his farming adventure.

After eight years of hard work and unremitting efforts, this man not only successfully planted vineyards in the desert, but also established 100 small wineries, transforming a barren sandy land into a lush oasis.

This man's story shocked the whole of China because his success convinced everyone that continued hard work and persistence can create miracles, even under the most impossible conditions. So, how did he grow grapes in the desert?

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