Forbes Chinese Wealth Circle Is Second &Nbsp Worldwide; Rich And Powerful Industries.

A global Chinese rich circle is emerging.

In April 26th, the Chinese version of Forbes Shanghai published the 2011 global list of Chinese rich people for the first time on the basis of the global rich list. The purpose is to analyze and track the Chinese wealth circle.

The list shows that a total of 213 Chinese rich list came to the list, with a total wealth of US $566 billion 900 million, accounting for 12.6% of the total wealth of the world's billionaires.

Over the past 5 years, the total number of Chinese tycoons has increased.

From the perspective of the distribution of Chinese tycoons, mainland China ranks 115 of the world's richest people in the list of Chinese rich list (54%), while the Hongkong region ranks second in 35 global richest places, followed by the Southeast Asian region (27) and the Taiwan region (25). Hua Renfu Hao also occupies 7 seats.

This year, the top three of the list of Chinese rich list are taken by the Hongkong tycoons.

Li Jiacheng, President of the Department of Long March and President of the United States, has won the first place in the global Chinese tycoons for $26 billion, followed by Guo Bingjiang, Guo Binglian brothers ($20 billion) and Li Zhaoji ($19 billion).

On the mainland of China, Baidu Robin Li has been promoted to the new richest man in mainland China for more than $9 billion 400 million worth of Zong Qinghou ($5 billion 900 million).

In addition, Sany's Liang Jun yuan ($8 billion), with Sany's share price soaring last year, surged 122% and became the second richest figure in mainland China.

In 2010, it was the IPO year of A shares, and the issuance of new shares made a large number of new rich. Li Li, Li Shuirong and Rongsheng Petrochemical were the representatives of them.

Former Taiwan area richest person, Formosa Plastics Group Chairman Wang Yongqing's two thousand gold Wang Xuehong and her husband Chen Wenqi couple two people for 6 billion 800 million dollar body for the first time to ascend the Taiwan area's richest person.

Rich and powerful industries

Zhou Jiangong, editor in chief of Forbes's Chinese edition, said: "a global Chinese rich circle is emerging. No matter where the Chinese tycoons are distributed, their main businesses have been increasingly integrated with the increasingly open and fast-growing market in mainland China, and the market and customer base they serve are also dominated by Chinese Society."

It is noteworthy that the rise of Chinese wealth is accompanied by the growing dominance of Chinese in the global manufacturing industry.

The excessive accumulation of Chinese wealth in the real estate industry is also a major feature.

From the source of wealth of Chinese rich, manufacturing, real estate and finance rank the top three.

Compared with the "tangible" wealth of the Chinese, the wealth of the rich and the American in Europe and the United States is more embodied in the "invisible" patents, technologies, brands, standards, channels and platforms.

Forbes, executive editor of the Chinese version of Liu Ruiming, said: "compared with the rich in Europe and the United States, the influence of Chinese billionaires in the world is relatively inferior. Apart from the successful layout of the world such as Li Jiacheng and Ren Zhengfei, the influence of most of the rich is still limited to the locality."