Luxury villas spread throughout the village, there are hundreds of stunned billionaires

Moi Village is another name for Phuong La 2 village, Thai Phuong commune, Hung Ha district, Thai Binh province. In the midst of a purely agricultural countryside, Moi village stands out with its magnificent European-style villas, as grand as a palace, most notably the monumental mausoleums at the top of the village – known This is the largest mausoleum in Vietnam.

In the village, in addition to the “rural” rice fields, the village of Meo also has a modern shopping area of ​​giant Tran Van Sen that is not inferior to the commercial centers in the city. In the middle of the village built a big bank for people to trade. People here all have hobbies of playing bonsai, building graves, taking care of temples…

Luxury – fine – smooth villas in Meo village.

Entering the village of Moi, it was like being lost in a rich, modern industrial park. In the afternoon, the scene of the village is busy, trucks and containers are coming in and out of the village, workers are off work like a festival, people are rushing to carry textiles home and to the trading factory.

Sharing in the press, Mr. Tran Van Toan – head of Phuong La 2 village said that there are more than 100 companies here, in addition to several hundred satellite businesses serving businesses in the village. Some businesses have a few billion, there are businesses with thousands of billion, the revenue is about 700 billion VND/year.

According to people’s disclosure, the billionaires here each year paying taxes should be hundreds of millions or even a few hundred billion dong, several times higher than the combined agricultural tax of Thai Binh province. However, the wealth is only within 2km around the village of Meo, the other villages in Thai Phuong commune are still simple, purely agricultural like many other villages in Thai Binh rice countryside.

It is known that Meo village was born more than 800 years ago. The original name of the village is Ung Mao – which means the star of the Rabbit, the star symbolizing wealth. The villages on that day often laughed at the poverty of the village, so they called it Meo village. To avoid the difficult name Cat, the people in the village called it Meo village, which also means many tricks and tricks.

Many great temples.

Animals playing ornamental plants in Moi village.

The people of Meo village have a traditional profession of weaving, which has been passed down through 6 generations of the generals “ruling” this place. The people of Moi village are “good in their infancy”, know how to do weaving from a young age, and are also very good at trading and business. To the extent that Thai Binh people say that “Mieu village people will not die wherever they throw them”.

In the 80s, Moi village weaving was in danger of being wiped out due to difficulties in raw materials and consumption, many people quit the job. By 1986, the State abolished subsidies, opened the market mechanism, and the textile industry revived. After only a few years, rich people appeared in the village. The products made by the people of the village of Meo, the people of the village of Meo bring to sell not only throughout the country but also abroad.

Thanks to the weaving profession, the people of Meo village become rich, and are sharp in business, they pour money into other businesses such as beer, wine, construction, hydroelectricity, transportation… so they get richer. Legend has it that since the founding of the village, the ancestors passed down business secrets and were only passed on by word of mouth in the family, so foreigners could not learn.

Every year, the village has a few people put their name on the list of new billionaires. However, the giants currently living in Meo village are nothing compared to those who come from Meo village to settle down elsewhere. Among them are businessman Vu Quang Huy and his son Vu Quang Hoi – owners of Bitexco buildings, JW Marriott hotel, The Manor throughout the South and the North. These giants also laid the foundation for their famous corporation from weaving.

There is also the giant Tran Van Sen – Chairman of Huong Sen Group. Previously, he also came up from the textile industry, later invested in other fields with Huong Sen Group, which is one of the leading enterprises in the country in the production and trading of beverages. Having a lot of money, Mr. Sen built magnificent buildings in the village, built a giant mausoleum that can still be observed a few kilometers away. They also contribute and do charity for the rich and powerful homeland.

According to researcher Dang Hung, Meo men are famous for their ability and success, while the daughters of Meo village are famous for their beauty, skillful hands, talent in weaving, and good manners. It’s a blessing for a girl from another place to marry a boy from Meo village, and for a boy from outside the village to marry a girl from Meo village, it’s the same as getting gold.