Warmly welcome the leaders of the village committee of Maolin Village, Xindian Town, Xiang'an District, Xiamen City to visit Hong Kong Wing Shing Lee Group Taian Real Estate Company
On 26 November 2017, Cai Jianjian, Secretary of the Village Committee of Maolin Village, Xindian Town, Xiangan District, Xiamen City, Cai Jiancong, Village Chief, and other leaders visited Yongchengli-Century Peace Town and Yonghong-Secondary School City projects of Hong Kong Wing Shing Lee Group Taian District Real Estate Company.
During the visit, You Daosheng, Chairman, You Wangsheng, President, Weng Jiaxing, Vice President and the heads of various departments watched the 3D video of the two projects accompanied by Cai Jiancong, Secretary of the Village Committee and Cai Jiancong, Mayor of the Village, and the person in charge of the projects also introduced the basic situation of the two projects in detail respectively. You Wang-sheng, President of Hong Kong Wing Shing Lee Group, personally accompanied the guests to visit the community.
After the visit, the leaders of the village committee and the relevant leaders of the company held a forum in the company's conference room. During the meeting, the person in charge of the Tai'an area of Hong Kong Wing Shing Lee Group firstly explained the development of the company and the project situation to the leaders in a systematic and perfect manner, and the president of the group, You Wang Sheng, expressed his warm welcome to the leaders and his confidence in the project to be developed in cooperation with Mao Lin Village. The leaders of the Maolin Village Committee highly appreciated and recognized the development and construction of the real estate projects of the Hong Kong Wing Shing Lee Group in Tai'an. On behalf of the village committee, they also expressed their confidence and expectation for the upcoming cooperation to You Wang Sheng, President of Hong Kong Yongchengli Group, and believed that your group has the strength and credibility to help Maolin Village develop and become rich.
