Who is the top of the list of China s richest people in 2008, please 3Q

On October 30, the 2008 Forbes China Rich List was officially released today, and Liu Yongxing, a feed and aluminum tycoon, became the new "richest man in China" with a wealth of 20.4 billion yuan. The Liu family was once one of the wealthiest families in China, and in 2002, the Liu family was one of the few families in China with a fortune of more than 8 billion. In 1982, the Liu family began raising quail and chickens and built Hope Group into one of the largest feed producers in China.

In 1995, Liu moved to Shanghai, where his company, Oriental Hope Group, remains one of China's largest feed companies and owns an aluminum smelter. This year, Liu Yongxing's net worth reached 20.4 billion yuan, an increase of 100 million yuan from last year. Since the beginning of this year, Chinese mainland **** 60%, Hong Kong ** down 50%, the wealth of the 400 richest people on the Chinese rich list has fallen from 2,157.7 billion yuan in 2007 to 1,174.4 billion yuan, a decrease of about 45%.

Yang Huiyan, the richest man last year, slipped to third in the rankings, and her fortune has shrunk by as much as 100 million yuan due to a slowdown in China's property market, and Yang Huiyan's fortune is now only 15.1 billion yuan. Zhang Yin, who once topped the list, currently has only 1.8 billion yuan left, compared with 100 million yuan last year. Nine Dragons' share price has fallen 95% from its peak.

In addition, CITIC Pacific's Rong Zhijian also fell out of the top 40.

The 39-year-old Huang Guangyu became China's richest man for the third time with a fortune of 43 billion yuan (he was the richest man in 2004-2005). In the last five years, he has become the richest man three times. In the ten-year history of the "Hurun Report", except for Huang Guangyu, only the Rong Zhijian family has been the richest man three times.

Wong Kwong-yu owns 35% of the shares of Hong Kong-listed companies, with a market capitalization of 14 billion yuan; At the same time, he owns 100% of the equity of the retail unlisted company, with a market value of about 10 billion yuan. He has cashed out 13.5 billion yuan over the years, part of which has been invested in the real estate sector. He has not only maintained the stable development of the retail industry, but also performed well in the fields of real estate and private equity.

43-year-old Du Shuanghua ranked second with a fortune of 35 billion yuan. Du Shuanghua founded Hebei Huafang in 1993 and merged to form Jinghua Innovation Group in 2003. In order to solve the problem of raw materials, Rizhao Iron and Steel Group was established in Rizhao, Shandong Province in 2005 with an annual production capacity of 13 million tons.

In 2007, the profit was 100 million yuan, and 27-year-old Yang Huiyan ranked third with a fortune of 33 billion yuan. Yang Huiyan was the richest man in 2007, her fortune has shrunk by nearly 75% in a year, and she has investments in the energy sector in addition to real estate. Yang Huiyan has cashed out 3.2 billion yuan over the years.

In April 2007, Country Garden was listed in Hong Kong, and her father, Yang Guoqiang, was the founder of Country Garden, and in 2005, Yang Guoqiang transferred his shares to Yang Huiyan, his second daughter, who graduated from Ohio State University in the United States. The number of billionaires on the list expanded to 1,000 for the first time (800 last year), and the threshold for inclusion on the list was 700 million yuan.

Su Enquan is not the richest man in China.

Li Yipeng, Liulin, Suizhou, Hubei, hehehe.