Chen Jiaming is dead, and Ning Pu is left alone.

Of course, Zhang Bin will not let him go, but he will let Ning Pu live for a while longer.

Perhaps for Ning Pu, this is also a kind of torment.

With a different landscape to enjoy in every season, Napa Valley never seems short of tourists.

Zhang Bin and the others drove directly into the valley, and then went straight to Harlan Winery.

The first to greet Zhang Bin was not Mr. Harlan, but Jane.

"Hey man, are you okay?" Zhang Bin squatted down, Jane seemed to recognize him, threw herself into his arms, and Zhang Bin hugged it.

"There are very few guests in the house, and Jane seems to be a little lonely," said Harlan, walking slowly behind him with a stick.

"Maybe it's time for you to find a companion for it," Zhang Bin said with a smile.

"Yes, I've had people look for it, and the results will be available soon," Harlan said with a smile.

Zhang Bin rubbed Jane's furry head, got up and turned back to the winery with Harlan.

When they came to the living room and sat down, Zhang Bin and Harlan naturally couldn't help but exchange pleasantries.

"I can stay a few more days this time, the old man lives alone, and he happens to have a companion," Harlan said enthusiastically.

"This time I'm here mainly for the wine business, and if it goes well, maybe I'll have to go back to Washington sooner, because I still have a business to talk about with Hawkes," Mr. Zhang said.

"Really? Looks like you don't need my help anymore," Harlan laughed.

"Of course, I will not forget your help," Zhang Bin said.

"Well, let's talk about the wine business, that's my biggest concern right now," says Harlan.

Zhang Bin immediately told Harlan about his cooperation with Li Yunguo, but he didn't say anything about the specifics, but he made it clear to Harlan in other aspects.

Because Zhang Bin understands that if he wants to bring together the winery owners of the entire Napa Valley this time, he must rely on the power of Harlan, who is relatively old in Napa Valley, and with him coming forward, things will naturally get twice the result with half the effort.

"You mean to consolidate the wine industry across Napa Valley?" Harlan said in disbelief.

"No, you misunderstood, I mean that in addition to the current cooperation, we can contract the remaining production of all wineries, and then sell them to China in the name of Napa Valley Winery, to do the high-end red wine market, you are responsible for the supply, and we have special people in charge of domestic brand promotion and planning, which will not only help Napa Valley expand its own influence, but also be able to establish a guaranteed red wine supply," Zhang Bin said.

Harlan nodded, as if he understood, "But how to distinguish the price, after all, the quality is good and bad."

"We will select some credible people in the valley to form a Napa Valley wine union, as for which people are selected by yourself, we will not interfere, the union will be responsible for the quality of the red wine of each winery in the future, and then paste the corresponding grade, each grade we have a corresponding price, will try to ensure fairness."

"Then if the sales are not good, how should the share of procurement be distributed?" Harran asked.

If the sales situation is very good, it is natural not to say, how much is collected, but if the sales are not smooth, then there will definitely be selective acquisitions, but who does not collect it, this seems to be a problem.

"This will be handed over to the trade union, how to distribute the shares, you can negotiate on your own, and I can just buy according to the quality," Zhang Bin said.

Then Harlan asked some more detailed questions, and then went out, apparently to ventilate with the other winery.

Zhang Bin had a good rest, and that night, Harlan came to Harlan Winery with a few more powerful winery owners.

That evening, Zhang Bin and the group of winery owners had an in-depth discussion on how to cooperate and how to form a red wine union.

It wasn't until about ten o'clock in the evening that the winery owners left with a satisfied face.

It has always been their wish to open up the mainland market, but there are no middlemen.

Although their red wine is famous, you have to have a market to make money if you are famous.

Most of the red wine in Napa Valley is actually sold in the United States, and if the Chinese market can be won, it will be an excellent thing.

Both sides were full of expectations for this cooperation, so they hit it off, and a general policy of cooperation was determined that night.

Under the influence of Zhang Bin, Napa Valley winery owners gradually realized that if Napa Valley wine is to truly become synonymous with top red wine, it must be backed by a strong force, and must unite and clench into a fist in order to better exert its strength.

Therefore, the establishment of trade unions is imperative.

The next day, Napa Valley began a lively campaign to elect union members.

The establishment of the Napa Valley Wine Union is definitely a big deal, and it will affect not only this cooperation, but also the future cooperation between Napa Valley and others.

So when I heard that the Napa Valley was going to set up a wine union, in just a few days, a lot of people came from all over Napa Valley.

Most of them are existing Napa Valley collaborators, and they don't want the union to cause problems with their relationship with a particular winery.

There are no big problems, but there are still impacts.

Once a union is formed, then all previous cooperation needs this path of the union.

There is already cooperation, the conditions remain the same, this is the future communication needs to be handed over to the trade union is responsible, the union will extract a small amount of funds for the daily operation of the union.

In the future, the union will be looking for new partners for wineries throughout Napa Valley, finding ways to get more orders, and working tirelessly to make Napa Valley red wines famous.

Originally, Zhang Bin only proposed the trade union model to facilitate his future cooperation with Napa Valley, but he did not expect that now it is becoming more and more intense, and more and more people are pouring into Napa Valley, all wanting to witness the establishment of the Napa Valley Red Wine Union.

The establishment of this trade union can be described as vigorous and resolute, without any delay.

After three days of continuous selection and negotiation, the general list and positions of the red wine union were finally determined, and a celebration of the establishment of the union was held on February 11.

The event not only invited a large number of media in the United States, but also some state legislators, the mayor of New York City and many legislators also participated in the celebration, and Zhang Bin also attended the event as an important guest.

On the twelfth, the crowd left, and Napa Valley finally returned to calm.

As one of the initiators, Harlan naturally became one of the veteran members of the union and became the first president.

The President is elected every four years and can be re-elected once, and then can serve another term as Honorary President.

This result is partly due to Harlan's own influence in the Napa Valley, and partly because of Zhang Bin.

After all, the purpose of the establishment of the trade union is to better serve the major wineries, and now Zhang Bin is undoubtedly their big benefactor.

Zhang Bin has been here long enough, and he needs to solve the matter of cooperation this morning, so on this day he hopes that Harlan can invite all the people from the union to discuss the follow-up cooperation in detail.

"Zhang, I have to tell you that although you are my friend, I am also the president of the union", Harlan was a little hesitant in the face of Zhang Bin's proposal.

Zhang Bin had a bad premonition in his heart.

"You don't want to cooperate anymore?" Zhang Bin asked.

"No, someone has offered better terms, and they want to be able to contract our domestic wine sales," Harlan said.

"Who is it?" Zhang Bin didn't expect someone to intervene at this time, although he didn't think that Harlan would agree to others so easily, but it was always a threat to stay.