In the unlikely setting of Pengze County, Jiangxi Province, China's hydrogen revolution is taking root amidst rice fields and wind turbines. State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) is utilizing wind energy to produce green hydrogen through PEM electrolysis, catering to industries like electronics, chemicals, and transport with clean fuel alternatives. The recent bid opening for PEM electrolysis gear signifies SPIC's strategic move to address wind curtailment, contribute to China's green hydrogen production targets, and propel the 'Hydrogen Valley' initiative. This project showcases the potential of homegrown hydrogen hardware and signals a transition towards all-in-one hydrogen solutions, including storage and distribution. By embedding hydrogen production within wind farms, SPIC aims to tackle surplus renewable energy utilization and pave the way for industrial decarbonization. The focus on PEM electrolysis not only emphasizes speed and clean output but also reflects Beijing's push for import substitution in the hydrogen market. As Jiangxi emerges as a key player in China's hydrogen landscape, the quiet transformation in places like Pengze County illustrates the gradual but impactful shift towards renewable energy sources and sustainable industrial practices.