The beauty of Minh Tien culture
In 1998, Minh Tien village (Chau Hanh, Quy Chau) was one of the first units of Quy Chau district to be recognized as a Cultural Village. In recent years, along with efforts to focus on economic development, the Party cell, government and people of Minh Tien village have actively implemented the Campaign "All people unite to build a cultural life" associated with the task of building new rural areas.
(Baonghean)In 1998, Minh Tien village (Chau Hanh, Quy Chau) was one of the first units of Quy Chau district to be recognized as a Cultural Village. In recent years, along with efforts to focus on economic development, the Party cell, government and people of Minh Tien village have actively implemented the Campaign "All people unite to build a cultural life" associated with the task of building new rural areas.
Minh Tien village currently has more than 147 households with over 663 people, 2 ethnic groups Kinh and Thai living together. Determining that agricultural economic development is the focus and key, the cadres and people of Minh Tien village have actively worked, produced, and transformed the structure of crops and livestock. In the village, many families have appeared who are good at production and livestock farming. Especially in recent years, many households have boldly developed the economy according to a comprehensive model. A typical example is the family of Mr. Quan Vi Sinh, after returning to the locality after being discharged from the army, the family's life was facing many difficulties. Through local training courses, he and his wife boldly reclaimed the land along the creeks and streams to dig ponds to raise fish, grow corn, sugarcane and grow rice. Each year, the family harvests about 30 tons of sugarcane, 1 ton of corn, 2.5 tons of rice. In addition, he also raises pigs for breeding and serves tractors for the villagers. His family's average annual income is from 100 to 150 million VND.
A corner of Minh Tien village, Chau Hanh, Quy Chau). Photo: Tran Ngoc Lan
Coming to Minh Tien village today, there are no longer makeshift thatched houses, instead there are high-rise buildings, the village roads and alleys have been concreted and are no longer muddy as before. Social evils and backward customs have been pushed back, people's lives have been increasingly improved. In 2012, the average income per capita of the village reached more than 12 million VND/person; 100% of households have audio-visual equipment and spacious tiled houses, security and order are maintained. People in the village always raise awareness of hygiene, there is no longer littering in public places. Cultural and sports movements are always maintained, thereby preserving and promoting the traditional cultural identity of the Thai people. Up to now, the whole village has 101 households achieving the title of Cultural Family, 100% of children of school age go to school.
Proud of the achievements that Minh Tien village has achieved, Mr. Nguyen Sy Tri, Secretary of the village Party Cell, said: 15 years of maintaining the title of Cultural Village is the determination and high consensus of the collective party members and people in building and preserving cultural life in the residential area. Up to now, every resident in Minh Tien village is proud of having contributed a small part to the overall achievements of the village. The village has always been the leading unit of Chau Hanh commune in the fields of economy, culture, society, political security and has received many certificates of merit from the province and district in emulation movements.
Le Hoan (Kui Chau Temple)
