The village of the richest man in China raised 4 billion yuan to build a 5-star hotel airport, and built a Forbidden City in the village
In the vast land of China, there are many beautiful villages. Among these villages, Huaxi Village is known as the "First Village", and it has attracted worldwide attention for its strong financial resources and magnificent architecture. The strength and attractiveness of Huaxi Village are vividly reflected here: the village has raised 4 billion yuan to build a 5-star hotel and an airport, and the village still retains a replica of the Forbidden City.
Huaxi Village, located in Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province, is the wealthiest rural village in China. The village has an annual tax revenue of more than 50 billion yuan, and there are more than 200 companies, including joint ventures and public companies. Huaxi Village has implemented a "company sharing" system, and every household can get the company's bonus at the end of the year, which is a real way to get rich.
When you enter Huaxi Village, you will be shocked by what it sees. The wide roads and the clean and tidy appearance of the village make it hard to believe that this is a village. The planning of Huaxi Village is very neat, and factories, enterprises, villas, etc. are all independent. The village also has sports grounds, golden pagodas, glass trestles and other places for recreation. Among them, the most eye-catching is the 328-storey 5-star hotel built by local residents with a fund of 4 billion yuan - Huaxi Longxi International Hotel, which is the most luxurious in the world. Corresponding to this is the Huaxi Golden Pagoda, which integrates dining, accommodation, leisure and entertainment, and you can see the whole picture of Huaxi Village from a high place.
In addition, Huaxi Village imitated the Forbidden City Palace on a 1:1 scale, and built a small Forbidden City Palace, and even a miniature "small city wall" and "Tiananmen Square". At the same time, the local villagers also jointly invested in the construction of a private airplane in Huaxi Village, and purchased a helicopter for visiting the village.
Today, despite the decline of Huaxi Village, the "myth" she once created is still a milestone in China's rural economic development. It used to be a poor mountain village, but now it is a famous scenic spot in Jiangyin City, and it has more than 80 scenic spots. The changes in Huaxi Village show the infinite potential and creativity of the Chinese, who develop to realize their dreams.
The rich and magnificent buildings of Huaxi Village attract a large number of tourists. From the symbolic "first village in the world" to the European-style villa complex, all show the wealth of Huaxi Village and the happiness of the people. It has a separate yard, a parking lot, a small private basketball court, a swimming pool, a tourist bus that can be used in the industrial area of the village, a residential area, a tourist attraction.
I first knew Huaxi Village from a textbook, but when I walked in the first village in the world, I was deeply shocked. As you can imagine, in 1961, the total wealth of Huaxi Village was less than 25,000 people, but by 2012, its total income had exceeded 50 billion. Today, Huaxi Village remains one of the six wealthiest villages in the country, and its people live with a standard of living that is not even attainable in first- and second-tier cities.
The success of Huaxi Village is not just the result of generations of struggle, it is also a microcosm of China's rural economic development, as well as a microcosm of rural development. The spirit of struggle, the spirit of innovation, and the spirit of unity have shown the world the infinite potential of China's rural development.
Walking into Huaxi Village is like stepping into a world full of vitality, vitality and hope. These magnificent buildings are not only the crystallization of the hard work of the local people, but also the development of China after the reform and opening up. Let's be amazed by the magic created by Huaxi Village, and also bring greater development and light to more and more rural areas of China.