Julie Pham - "Daughter of the trillion-dollar resort in Nghe An" has a shocking "money-smelly" life

Recently, Julie - the daughter of a trillion-dollar resort in Nghe An, a brand new face of the rich kid association, had a video r.evealing a "secret" about international school students.

The information Julie shared, of course, made many people nod because everyone knows that she herself is also studying at the American International School (American Pacific University - APU, Da Nang) with a tuition fee of up to 600 million / year.

Accordingly, the reason Julie suddenly s.hot this video was because her friend discovered that many people had misunderstandings around international school students, for example, "international school students are not all nice." . In response, Julie immediately told a story about a classmate of hers. Julie said that she once went with this friend to get a haircut. The haircut was only 50k, but the friend paid the hairdresser 500k. When asked by Julie why don't take the change, the friend replied 450k can't make me rich but can help others. Besides, 450k is actually just a small part of the clothes that friend wears. That friend / friend is willing to spend 20 million to buy a pair of shoes or 30 million to buy a set of clothes, so there's no reason why she can't spend 450k to help others.

"I feel so ashamed of myself. Then he told me: don't worry, I was just like you in the past, so my parents sent me to an international school," Julie added. Below Julie's post, many people are confused about what she wants to convey. However, there are also netizens who understand Julie's intention right away, which is to say that international schools can help students change some mindsets about m.oney. In addition, although they attend high schools and wear branded clothes, they are always ready to help those in need.

Not long ago, Julie Pham posted on a forum lamenting that the rent was 30 million / month, going back to her hometown during the epidemic season and not staying but still had to pay for 3 months was 90 million. Before this "coal sale", the person sitting next to her revealed that Julie had not finished high school and was allowed to buy billions of cars. In addition to the enviable gift, Julie also has a million-view clip r.evealing the family's property. In that video, the friend said that her parents are the owners of the second largest eco-tourism area in Nghe An and borrowed more than 1,000 billion VND from the bank to build.

However, her friend is half joking and half true that she is dreaming of a revenue of 300-400 million / month because of the epidemic situation. These numbers make many people skeptical and think that Julie is speaking for fun, not the truth.

Immediately after, Julie clearly explained the numbers and gifts shared. Julie (real name Pham Thi Linh, SN 2003) said that her friend was born and raised in Nghe An and is a student at the American International School (American Pacific University - APU, Da Nang) but has now returned home to study. online because of the epidemic.

Julie also confirmed that her family owns the second largest eco-tourism area in Nghe An, with a construction cost of more than 1,000 billion VND. Regarding the billion-dollar gift, Linh revealed that her parents bought a Mazda 6 for about 1 billion dong. However, because she is in the process of learning to drive, only knows how to go straight and has not passed obstacles, so it has not been used yet. The driving scene in the clip previously shared online of Linh was just practicing driving in the family's eco-zone.

For those who wonder, why was she born in 2003 but Julie still hadn't finished high school, then in 11th grade, she moved to Da Nang. Therefore, she is still completing the high school certificates required by the school and studying at the same time as the University Bridge Program (CBP).

Regarding the rent of 30 million VND/month, Julie said: "I just said that, but in reality, I didn't come. My dormitory fee at school is 11 million VND/month, plus food and friends. It's about 20 million/month. Because I'm going home during the epidemic, I get a dormitory fee from the school." In addition, her friend also revealed that the cost that the family had invested to be able to study at APU was about 600 million VND/year.

With comments from netizens saying that Julie is "exploding", her friend is quite comfortable: "I feel quite normal because playing TikTok is mainly for entertainment, I just have fun. I often joke that I explode. In addition, my personality is also quite positive, so when I see something negative, I will skip it, even tease people."

Besides, many people commented that Julie is the "born from the finish line" type. Before these opinions, her friend admitted to being a bit shy but still kept her point of view: "I think no one is born at the finish line. Everyone will have their own goals and plans. I see the If you were born into a more well-off family, you've all had to go through a difficult past and will be under more pressure, not in one way or the other.For example, when I first started a TikTok channel, I was just a person. Normally, if no one follows, you have to try your best."

In addition to the gift of a car, Linh is often given a large amount of m.oney by her parents, especially when she is away from home to go to school. However, her friend did not accept it because she saw herself as an adult and wanted to try instead of receiving m.oney from her parents. "The m.oney I have is almost everyone rewarded for my good academic results. In the first semester at the school, I achieved good academic results. Before that, when I studied in Nghe An, I also had 11 consecutive years as HSG. That It's both the most valuable gift to my parents, but also the reward myself," Linh added.

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