Triệu Chiến

I am Triệu Chiến. There was a time when I was swept up in the suffocating rhythm of the city—caught between dust, noise, and endless pressure. But then I chose a different path: leaving behind the city lights to return to the mountains, reviving an abandoned garden into a haven of peace.

Here, I live self-sufficiently: no power grid, no modern conveniences—only solar energy, fresh water from the stream, and my own two hands shaping a life. Each day is no longer a rush, but a journey of listening—to nature, and to my own heart.

I have come to realize that simplicity is not about lacking, but about a different kind of abundance: enough to be healthy, enough to be joyful, and enough to make each day meaningful. If you ever feel weary of the city’s noise, try slowing down, living closer to the earth and the sky. Who knows—perhaps the place farthest from the city is where you’ll truly find yourself.

Full video of CEO leaving the city to return to the countryside to start a business after 7 days.

As a CEO after returning to my hometown, I personally built roads and bridges around the farm.

To sustain life in the countryside: I restored the hand-crank grain grinder back again

The CEO’s Rural Comeback: Turning an Old House Into a Fish Farm and Learning to Survive by the Water

The boy did not expect a big tiger to appear on his farm.

How a CEO Turned an Abandoned House Into a Farm in 30 Days

When a CEO Trades Suits for Soil: Restoring an Old Farmhouse Changed Everything

The CEO left the city to renovate an abandoned old house into a farm.

Триу Чьен находит скрытое сокровище в лесу — пир из жирных шелкопрядов!

[Full Video] The boy left the city to return to his hometown and took refuge in the forest

A CEO's Super Simple Way to Catch Fish [Trieu Chien]

The director returned to his hometown to clean up his beloved old school.

The simple life of a CEO when returning home

CEO Trieu Chien Returns to His Hometown to Start a Farm – A Story No One Saw Coming

Swept Away by the Storm, This CEO Discovered His True Calling

After 7 years working in the city, the CEO left the company to return to his hometown to live.