Can't run Wine commands on Linux

[Special Right Now]

So I just installed the stable build for wine. My architecture is aarch64 and I have a lenovo chromebook and use linux commands on Terminal.

When I try to run commands on wine such as winecfg on Terminal, it comes back with this:
/usr/bin/winecfg: 46: exec: /usr/bin/wine: Exec format error

Now I'm no expert at Terminal and I don't know why this is happening. Is someone willing to help?

[jkfloris]

So I just installed the stable build for wine.

How did you install Wine?
The packages from WineHQ are only for amd64 and i386, so you can't these on aarch64.

[Special Right Now]

Whoops my bad! I can use sudo dpkg add i386. I want to know how to change my architecture though.

[Special Right Now]

I installed it from WineHQ. Is there a way I can change my architecture on linux from aarch64 to i386?

[jkfloris]

Your CPU defines the architecture. To run amd64/i386 programs on an ARM system, you need an emulator.
If you want to run Windows ARM programs, you can use Debian's Wine packages. Unfortunately, these are a bit older.

[Special Right Now]

Thanks for the advice! Because I don't really want older wine packages I will try to do a sudo apt install wine instead. Would you reccomend 32 bit or 64 bit?

[New Klet]

Wine 64 can run 32bit exe, but the opposite is not possibe