Ma Chau village in the central province of Quang Nam has long been famous for its traditional crafts of growing mullberries and weaving silk. The trade, once the village’s major source of income employing around 2000 local people, is facing high input cost and a shortage of capital.

Ma Chau village in the central province of Quang Nam has long been famous for its traditional crafts of growing mullberries and weaving silk. The trade, once the village’s major source of income employing around 2000 local people, is facing high input cost and a shortage of capital.

Ma Chau village in the central province of Quang Nam has long been famous for its traditional crafts of growing mullberries and weaving silk. The trade, once the village’s major source of income employing around 2000 local people, is facing high input cost and a shortage of capital.

Ma Chau village in the central province of Quang Nam has long been famous for its traditional crafts of growing mullberries and weaving silk. The trade, once the village’s major source of income employing around 2000 local people, is facing high input cost and a shortage of capital.

Ma Chau village in the central province of Quang Nam has long been famous for its traditional crafts of growing mullberries and weaving silk. The trade, once the village’s major source of income employing around 2000 local people, is facing high input cost and a shortage of capital.

Ma Chau village in the central province of Quang Nam has long been famous for its traditional crafts of growing mullberries and weaving silk. The trade, once the village’s major source of income employing around 2000 local people, is facing high input cost and a shortage of capital.

Ma Chau village in the central province of Quang Nam has long been famous for its traditional crafts of growing mullberries and weaving silk. The trade, once the village’s major source of income employing around 2000 local people, is facing high input cost and a shortage of capital.

Ma Chau village in the central province of Quang Nam has long been famous for its traditional crafts of growing mullberries and weaving silk. The trade, once the village’s major source of income employing around 2000 local people, is facing high input cost and a shortage of capital.

Ma Chau village in the central province of Quang Nam has long been famous for its traditional crafts of growing mullberries and weaving silk. The trade, once the village’s major source of income employing around 2000 local people, is facing high input cost and a shortage of capital.

Ma Chau village in the central province of Quang Nam has long been famous for its traditional crafts of growing mullberries and weaving silk. The trade, once the village’s major source of income employing around 2000 local people, is facing high input cost and a shortage of capital.