The Suburbs Of Paris Will Be Built Into The Largest Fashion Market In Europe.

Richard Beraha, an expert on Chinese immigration history in Paris, said that the earliest pioneers have been in France for many years.

They were originally illegal immigrants, worked here, got legal status, and slowly accumulated enough capital to engage in wholesale business.

One of them, Huang Xuesheng, founded his own empire of clothes. He earned the first pot of gold when he was more than 40 years old. He was called the king of "O Bei Wei Li".

He owns more than 10 shops in Aubey Willy Jerzy.

He even bought part of Le Havre port in 2011, and his reputation has been great since then.

Le Havre is an important hub port for maritime trade between France and Asia.

Huang Xuesheng and other seven Chinese investors are the behind the scenes owners of the new fashion center.

The wholesale center is the largest wholesale clothing market in Europe, with an area of 55000 square meters and 310 shops.

Huang Xuesheng said that the purpose of the wholesale center is to attract buyers from all over Europe, and to create more effective clothing import and export trade through one-stop integrated business.

He thought the project was good for the French economy.

One of his partners, Victor Hu, 47, insists that the fashion center will create about 2000 jobs, which is not limited to Chinese people.

The brand new fashion center officially opened in late March. It has become the largest market in Europe.

It is expected that it will bring more job opportunities.

City clothing store 40 euros a piece of women's suit, supermarket socks sold in groups, wholesale sale of sports shoes can be found here.

Amin, a porter, came here from China 6 years ago.

He was pushing heavy bags and cartons of goods to a wholesaler.

He said, "here, you can find almost anything.

Wearing fashionable jeans and black down garments, he said, "guests from all over Europe, this is an international place".

Behind him were the movers and buyers coming and going, walking in front of a row of dazzling signs, passing between trucks and pickup trucks.

The brand new fashion center officially opened in late March. It replaced a wholesale center in Dusseldorf and became the largest market in Europe.

It is expected that it will bring more job opportunities.

Mayor Pascal Beaudet said, "Aubey Willy Jerzy has become China's largest trading hub in Europe.

Therefore, we need to plan according to this, which is exactly what we have begun to do.

Ga, Tan Le Gorre, 37, said, "yes.

For people, Aubey Willy Jerzy can't get around.

He is watching his employees pack a pair of jeans he bought from wholesalers in his van.

Ga Tan Le Gorre, from Brittany, specializes in selling clothing in the market. He comes to the "ready to wear wholesale Chinatown" replenishment at least once a week.

"I will look everywhere for the right businesses and bargain.

We can find all the goods here, but we need to understand the way. "

Tailoring, color, fabric: located here

Hundreds of wholesalers offer numerous choices to the guests in the spacious block between the Central Expressway and the French National Stadium.

Pascal, a French Chinese, has just taken over the store run by his parents.

The young man told us, "there's a team behind every shop."

He also said, "in order to cater to western customers, we will hire French designers."

In this maze of small streets and alleys, almost all shops are run by Chinese families from Wenzhou.

Wenzhou is located in the southeastern part of China. Immigrants are doing business in a traditional custom with a long history.

Left wing mayor

In 2000, the first batch of Chinese wholesalers stationed in albair was gradually snowball.

There are about 1200 Chinese businesses in the town, which do not include porters and employees like Amin.

Aubey Willy Jerzy has become a commercial hub between China and France.

Pascal Beaudet said, "a new generation of businessmen has appeared. They are French speaking Chinese Frenchmen.

As far as I know, these stores also employ employees who are not Chinese.

He believes that "this is a new phenomenon, of course, this is a good thing for our city and residents".