What crops are best suited for growing in Guangxi?

What to plant in Guangxi:

Fruits: lychee, pineapple, longan, mango, banana, watermelon, mandarin, orange, chestnut, wampee, chicken-skin fruit, almond, renmianzi, etc.

Medicinal materials: monk fruit, cinnamon, star anise, kuding tea, honeysuckle, kudzu root, etc.

Flowers: cosmos, poppy, zinnia, sulfur cosmos, cornflower, baby's breath, pot marigold, lavender, tulip, wax begonia, etc.

The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, abbreviated as “Gui”, is a provincial-level administrative region of the People's Republic of China. Its capital is Nanning, and it is located in South China. Guangxi lies between 20°54′ and 26°24′ north latitude and between 104°28′ and 112°04′ east longitude. It borders Guangdong to the east, faces the Beibu Gulf to the south with Hainan across the sea, adjoins Yunnan to the west, connects with Hunan to the northeast, leans against Guizhou to the northwest, and borders Vietnam to the southwest. Guangxi has a land area of 237,600 square kilometers and a sea area of about 40,000 square kilometers.

Guangxi is located on the southeastern edge of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau on the second step of China's terrain, and in the western part of the Guangdong-Guangxi hills. The terrain is high in the northwest and low in the southeast, showing a tilt from northwest to southeast. The landforms are generally composed of 6 major categories: mountains, hills, platforms, plains, rocky mountains, and water surfaces. Guangxi has a subtropical monsoon climate and spans four major river systems: the Pearl River, the Yangtze River, the Red River, and the coastal area.