37 degrees north latitude is regarded as "magical latitude" by historians and geographers. On the earth, about 90% of the birthplace of ancient civilizations, 70% of the remains of ancient buildings, and most extraordinary and magical natural phenomena are completely concentrated in this area. At 37 degrees north latitude, this magical number seems to have a halo of nature, and the area it passes through is full of human civilization and cultural and historical relics. Not only that, but maybe it's God's intention. There are many world-class winemaking areas on the golden latitude of 37 degrees north latitude, and almost all world-famous wineries are also distributed on this latitude. On the map, Sicily is the football on the boots that Italy extends to the Mediterranean. Located in the center of the Mediterranean, it has a vast territory, rich products, warm climate and beautiful scenery, and is rich in oranges, lemons and olives. Whether on the east coast or the west coast, there are orange forests, lemon forests and large olive forests everywhere. Because of its good natural environment for developing agriculture and forestry, it has been called "golden basin" in history.

The City of Matador —— The bohemian Seville girls and handsome battlefield fighters in the opera Carmen in Seville left a deep impression on people, and the fiery matador dance music was exciting again and again. Seville was the capital of Goths and Arab Moors from the 8th century to13rd century. At this time, the red wine still has vitality, and they breathe slowly through the cork, constantly undergoing wonderful changes and gradually reaching maturity. Therefore, most Bordeaux wines are suitable for long-term preservation, and the best wines need more than ten years or even decades to mature. /kloc-the discovery of the new continent of America at the end of 0/5 brought great wealth to Spain. From 16 to 17 century, Seville became the most prosperous shopping center and seaport in the world and the only trade port between Europe and America for 300 years.