Businessman Tran Van Muoi and the Cultural Philosophy in Business
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- 09:11 14/07/2023
DNHN - Tran Van Muoi not only aims to become a successful entrepreneur himself but also seeks to provide a broader vision for the younger generation of entrepreneurs.
Tran Van Muoi is a businessman and poet who has made a notable difference in a world full of competition and constant change. Becoming a successful entrepreneur requires not only talent and patience but also willpower and a business philosophy. Among the prominent figures, businessman Tran Van Muoi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Nhan Muoi Real Estate Company, has created a remarkable difference.
Coming from a background as a security officer responsible for protecting important national leaders, Tran Van Muoi developed a passion for studying the literary works of the country's leaders throughout different periods at a young age. His literary works have been influenced by the poetic styles of those who came before him. He shared that in the past, national leaders often used poetry to convey messages and aspirations to the people. He hoped that through poetry, he could express his thoughts, emotions, and personal perspectives to contribute to addressing the country's issues, both domestically and internationally.
Tran Van Muoi's success and influence extend not only to the business field but also to the realm of literature and the arts. In 2020, in the project "Global Vietnamese Ancestral Day" commemorating King Hung, considered the ancestor of the Vietnamese people, he composed the poem "Global Descendants of King Hung." This work not only inspires future generations to contribute to the country but also preserves and spreads the traditional culture of the nation.
Tran Van Muoi not only aims to become a successful entrepreneur himself but also wants to provide a broader vision for the younger generation of entrepreneurs. He shared, "I want to spread the message that the new generation of entrepreneurs should not only focus on production and business but also use art to build and preserve the traditional cultural values and introduce them to international friends."
To demonstrate this idea, Tran Van Muoi transformed the poem "Global Descendants of King Hung" into 18 different forms of music, ranging from contemporary music to traditional folk music genres. Musical styles such as ca tru, ca co, Hat Xoan Phu Tho, cheo, quan ho Bac Ninh, chau van, Bai choi, folk songs from Thanh Hoa, Ho song Ma, hat chèo, tuong, lullabies... provided a diverse and rich musical experience. This song was also performed by many famous artists, contributing to the dissemination of Vietnamese cultural values worldwide. With the composition of the poem "Global Descendants of King Hung" and its adaptation into 18 different musical forms, businessman Tran Van Muoi officially set a record recognized by the Vietnam Record Organization.
Tran Van Muoi not only combines business and culture in the poem "Global Descendants of King Hung" but also composed the song "Joining Hands to Build a Green Earth" with a message calling for unity and a peaceful and environmentally friendly lifestyle. He desires peace and a healthier planet. This poem has also been adapted into various unique music genres.
The participation of the two works, "Global Descendants of King Hung" and "Joining Hands to Build a Green Earth," on the literary red carpet is an intriguing phenomenon. It demonstrates that Vietnamese entrepreneurs today not only focus on business but also care about the community and culture. They understand their responsibilities towards society and know how to preserve and promote values for future generations.
Tran Van Muoi shared, "Through my efforts, I want to spread the responsibility of today's entrepreneurs, not only focusing on business but also investing in culture, especially culture for the younger generation. Through artistic works, I want to disseminate the traditional cultural values of Vietnam because that is an easy way to touch the emotions of today's youth."
With that spirit, Tran Van Muoi has inspired young entrepreneurs to combine their passion for business and culture. He has proven that success is not just about making quick profits but also an opportunity to contribute to society and preserve the cultural values of one's homeland.
The poems "Global Descendants of King Hung" and "Joining Hands to Build a Green Earth" by Tran Van Muoi have conveyed meaningful messages about tradition, unity, and environmental protection. At the same time, adapting the poem into various musical genres has contributed to the preservation and promotion of Vietnam's traditional cultural values.
For young entrepreneurs, Tran Van Muoi is a source of inspiration and a role model to follow. He has shown that success in business is not the ultimate goal but also an opportunity to contribute to society and preserve the cultural values of one's homeland.
The combination of business and culture not only benefits individuals but also contributes to the sustainable development of society as a whole. The artistic works and contributions of Tran Van Muoi have spread the cultural values of Vietnam to the world and inspired the next generation of young entrepreneurs.
It is the humanistic and business philosophy of Tran Van Muoi that has brought a fresh breeze to young entrepreneurs. With the combination of a passion for business and culture, they can create unique imprints and meaningful contributions to society. Let the story of the life and career of businessman Tran Van Muoi illuminate the path to success for the current generation of young entrepreneurs and contribute to building a better society.
Xuan Cuong
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