International online report (guo hao, China Radio International) : when it comes to South American wine, the first thing that comes to mind is the export of wine from Chile to Argentina. But in recent years, wine from the mountains of south Rio grande, southern Brazil, has been rising to prominence in the international wine market because of its crisp taste and high "cost performance". And China, a big consumer of wine, is a "key target" for Brazilian vintners. In the past year, Brazil has exported nearly 200,000 bottles of wine to China, and some Brazilian wineries have set up shop in China and even opened online stores. Brazilian red wine is quietly entering the Chinese people's table. Value is the core concept that defines the existence of human beings. It is the essence of human existence and development. All human emancipation behavior, namely the essential rule (humanity) for the creation of the self and to create and eventually reached for the essence of the law in order to maintain and development of a simple statement is all human practice is for maintaining and developing the essence of self, all value form from the category, cannot be separated from this category. Values in many areas have specific forms, such as social value, personal value, economic value, legal value, etc. The existence of these values is the essential nature of the category of human beings in different fields. At the same time, because there are some conceptualized maintenance and development of human thought there is no actual physical force, such value is defined separately as nominal value. Turning interest into creating equality - bubbles are a sign of market demand and represent a majority of people's expectations of financial returns. We should see it as an opportunity for development. But if we stop, we may continue to centralize wealth, repeat the traditional power structure and miss out on real opportunities. Brazilian wine institute department manager diego, in thought, although this figure gong sal weiss wines on the fame than neighboring Argentina and Chile, but the Brazilian wine good acidity, crisp, is on the table match food to enjoy. "It's fertile soil," he said. "it's good for the growth of grapes. Compared to Chile and Argentina, we have a higher level of acidity, which is great for food.