Core Viewpoint - The planning document outlines the development, protection, and utilization of the Ningxia wine industry, designating a million acres for growth over the next decade [2] Summary by Sections Planning Scope - The planning area spans approximately 5,890 square kilometers, covering four prefecture-level cities and twelve counties, including key regions such as Shizuishan, Wuzhong, and Yinchuan [2] Key Development Areas - The wine grape production will focus on eight designated regions, with a target of 1,006,400 acres of wine grape cultivation by 2035, including 710,000 acres specifically for wine grape planting [5] Regional Development Plans - **Xixia Region**: Current area of 79,000 acres, with plans to expand by 60,900 acres by 2035, focusing on premium wine production and tourism integration [7] - **Yongning Region**: Current area of 213,900 acres, with an additional 47,500 acres planned, emphasizing high-end wine production and a comprehensive wine industry center [9] - **Helan Region**: Current area of 34,000 acres, with plans for 124,300 acres of new development, promoting ecological wine production and health tourism [10] - **Shizuishan Region**: Current area of 11,200 acres, with an expansion of 16,400 acres planned, focusing on enhancing existing vineyards and developing cultural tourism [12] - **Hongshibao Region**: Current area of 55,100 acres, with plans for 70,000 acres of new development, aiming for a blend of cultural and ecological tourism [13] - **Tongxin Region**: Current area of 41,800 acres, with an expansion of 62,100 acres planned, focusing on cultural and creative tourism [14] - **Qingtongxia Region**: Current area of 165,100 acres, with plans for 19,200 acres of new development, integrating cultural and technological elements into wine tourism [15] - **Zhongwei Region**: Current area of 5,900 acres, focusing on enhancing existing vineyards and integrating wine with tourism experiences [16]