He set up 12 corporations in the village, ranging from textiles to steel, and even put Huaxi on China's stock exchange in 1998. When Wu died in March of this year, he was mourned with a 20-vehicle ...

The citizens of Huaxi, the "communist utopia," are very wealthy but aren't allowed to speak to the press. The village was once a poor farming community but is now considered a multi-billion-dollar ...

The man who founded Huaxi, known as "the richest village in China," passed away this year in March. But the sleepy farming community he helped turn into a Communist utopia still claims to be as ...

The citizens of this 240-acre "communist utopia" are very wealthy but aren't allowed to speak to the press. Follow BI Video: On Twitter More from Lifestyle The citizens of this 240-acre "communist ...