It's a little strange to most people in China to mention Moldova and China, but if you mention moldova wine, it's a household name and everyone knows it. Moldova wine enjoys a high reputation in the world. French Bordeaux and Burgundy also import a lot of moldova wine every year, and 50% of Russian wine imports come from Moldova every year. Not only that, moldova wine is also sold to all countries in the world, including the United States, Canada, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Norway.

When the Great Soviet Union was the third largest wine producer in the world, it provided one-fifth of the wine for the Soviet Union. Grape cultivation in Moldova has a history of more than 5,000 years and enjoys a high reputation in the former Soviet Union and Eastern European countries. Moldova wine has pure taste, high quality and low price, which can be compared with French wine. 95% of the wines produced are exported, more than 90% are exported to CIS countries, and most of them are exported to Russia. Moldova once had the reputation of "the wine cellar of the former Soviet Union" and enjoyed a high reputation in all European countries, especially Russia, where more than half of the wines were imported from Moldova.