China s top companies in various industries

Chef industry. The prospect of learning to be a chef is good. Nowadays, chefs are easy to find jobs, and the salary is also very high, and the skills can be several times that of white-collar workers, but they need to work hard.

The technology industry is not as good as high school or something, it doesn't matter if you didn't have good grades before, this industry needs to take one step at a time. Of course, if you're interested, it's better to learn.

High salary, low pressure, high income.

The rapid development of the catering industry has led to an overall increase in the salary of chefs, whether it is a Chinese chef or a Western chef, it is no longer news that their monthly salary reaches 10,000 yuan, and the skilled and experienced executive chef can get an annual salary of one million.

The top three most profitable industries in China today are as follows:

1. Internet industry.

In recent years, the Internet industry is changing more and more traditional industries with a devastating trend, and Internet consumption is gradually shifting from personal computers to mobile phones. The Internet itself is a fast-changing industry. From the earliest search information portals and social networks to the current e-commerce and Internet finance, the "Internet" has become a consensus.

The Internet and mobile Internet, as infrastructure, have promoted the arrival of the era of "everything is connected", and the rapid development of China's Internet has attracted the status of the Shishu Concession, and China's demand is far greater than that of other countries and regions. Therefore, it is normal for talents in this type of industry to be popular in China.

2. Funeral industry.

The huge profits of the funeral industry are much higher than those of the real estate industry. Influenced by traditional Chinese feudal thinking, consumption in this industry has been rising and falling. Cremation fees, urn fees, cemetery fees, etc., and some cemeteries charge more per square meter than in first-tier cities.

However, the funeral industry is still under a state monopoly.

3. Education industry.

Education is one of the biggest expenses for many Chinese families. It should be said that the Chinese people are most willing to invest and are most willing to invest in their children. In order not to let their children lose at the starting line, parents go all out from the beginning of early childhood education.

Although the state prohibits it, it is common to make arbitrary accusations in schools of all kinds. At the same time, various online and offline training institutions have emerged, dividing the huge education market.

Donations from major primary and secondary schools in some cities are as high as tens of thousands of yuan. There are also a variety of expensive training programs to help students prepare for life-or-death entrance exams, as well as programs for artistic talents, piano, violin, painting, and more. So that students have an edge when applying to top schools.

1. State Grid Corporation of China.

Founded on December 29, 2002, State Grid is a wholly state-owned company under direct management established in accordance with the provisions of the Company Law, and is a large state-owned key backbone enterprise related to the lifeline of the national economy and national energy security. The company takes investment, construction and operation of power grids as its core business, and undertakes the basic mission of ensuring safe, economical, clean and sustainable power.

The company's business area covers 26 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government), covering more than 88% of the country's land area, and the population served by power supply exceeds 1.1 billion. The company has a registered capital of 829.5 billion yuan and total assets of 100 million yuan, and has stable assets in the Philippines, Brazil, Portugal, Australia, Italy, Greece, Hong Kong, China and other countries and regions.

2. China National Petroleum Corporation.

China National Petroleum Corporation (China National Petroleum Corporation, Chinese referred to as "PetroChina") is an important state-owned backbone enterprise, a comprehensive international energy company with oil and gas business, engineering and technical services, petroleum engineering construction, petroleum equipment manufacturing, financial services, new energy development and other main businesses, and one of China's major oil and gas producers and merchants.

3. China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation.

Sinopec Group (SINOPEC Group) is a super-large petroleum and petrochemical enterprise group established by the state in July 1998 on the basis of the former China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation. The company has a registered capital of 231.6 billion yuan, the chairman of the board of directors is the legal representative, and its headquarters is located in Beijing.

4. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China shares****.

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) was established on January 1, 1984. The head office is located at No. 55, Fuxingmennei Street, Beijing, which is a large state-owned bank managed by the first and a national vice-ministerial-level unit.

The basic mission of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is to raise social funds through financing activities at home and abroad in accordance with the laws and regulations of the state, strengthen the management of credit funds, support the production and technological transformation of enterprises, and serve China's economic construction.

5. China State Construction Co., Ltd. ****.

The parent company of China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) was established in Beijing on December 8, 2007 by China State Construction Engineering Corporation, China National Petroleum Corporation, Sinochem Corporation and Baosteel Group. Among them, China State Construction Corporation holds 94% of the shares, and China State Construction Co., Ltd. inherits the personnel and assets of China State Construction Corporation.

On July 29, 2009, the listing ceremony of China State Construction Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as China State Construction, 601668 China State Construction Co., Ltd.) was held on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

1. China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation.

2. State Grid Corporation of China.

3. China National Petroleum Corporation.

4. China Mobile Communications Corporation.

5. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

6. Chinese Life Insurance (Group) Company.

7. China Telecom Corporation.

8. China Petrochemical Corporation.

9. Shanghai Baosteel Group Corporation.

10. China Construction Bank Co., Ltd. ****.

Top 10 of China's top 500 enterprises in 2010.

1. China Petroleum & Chemical Co., Ltd. ****.

2. China National Petroleum Co., Ltd. ****.

3. China Mobile****.

4. China Railway Construction Co., Ltd. ****.

5. China Railway Co., Ltd. ****.

6, Chinese Life Insurance shares ****.

7. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China shares****.

8. China Construction Bank shares****.

9. China State Construction Co., Ltd. ****.

10. Bank of China shares****.

The ranking according to the total operating income is as follows:

1. China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation.

2. China National Petroleum Corporation.

3. State Grid Corporation of China.

4. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China shares****.

5. China Mobile Communications Corporation.

6. China Construction Bank Co., Ltd. ****.

7. Chinese Life Insurance (Group) Company.

8. Bank of China shares****.

9. Agricultural Bank of China shares****.

10. China Sinochem Corporation.

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