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Updated: 2005-11-04 11:46
Forbes listed China's top-notch magnates

商業(yè)雜志《福布斯》11月4日在北京公布了2005福布斯中國富豪榜。這是《福布斯》雜志從1995年推出第一份中國富豪榜以來,第八次公布這個(gè)榜單。 在2005中國福布斯中國富豪榜上,榮智健家族依舊以133億元人民幣的財(cái)富獨(dú)占熬頭,而朱孟依家族和丁磊分別以116億人民幣、103億人民幣的資產(chǎn)緊隨其后。

 

Larry Rong Zhijian

China's wealthiest got much richer in the past year, thanks to the nation's booming economy.

The 40 richest businesspeople are now worth a collective $26 billion, up from $18 billion a year ago.

China is now home to ten billionaires and their families, up from three last year. A net worth of $321 million was required to make the top 40, up from $231 million last year.

The nation's richest man is once again Larry Rong Zhijian, who runs one of China's most successful conglomerates , Citic Pacific.

Those who make their money in real estate did particularly well. Moving up eight slots to number 2 is property baron Zhu Mengyi and family, whose holdings are in Guangdong Province and whose Hong Kong-listed Hopson Development recently attracted international investors such as the U.S.' Tiger Fund.

Forbes Asia estimates his family's fortune at $1.43 billion, up $1 billion from last year.

Another big gainer was number 11, Zhang Li, who was ranked 92 in Forbes Asia's survey last year.

His R&F Properties, which builds everything from five-star hotels in Guangzhou and middle-class apartments in Beijing, listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in July.

One low-profile member of the list is number 13, Wu Guodi, the head of Alison Group, which makes industrial products like steel pipes and also trades oil.

Chen Lihua, the richest woman among the top 40, owns buildings in some of Beijing's priciest locations.

Among this year's most notable Internet entrepreneurs are Robin Li, cofounder of newly public Chinese search engine Baidu, and Jack Ma, whose Web site, Alibaba.com, attracted a $1 billion investment from Yahoo earlier this year.

The youngest on the list is Li Zhaohui, 24, who became the leader of one of China's largest private steelmakers, Shanxi Haixin Group, after his father was murdered.

China's top 40 saw much turnover : 17 of this grouping from last year didn't make the top tier this year.

Unlike Forbes' billionaires list, the ranking has been broadened to include family fortunes, like that of Chen Tianqiao.

The Top Ten

1 Larry Rong Zhijian
2 Zhu Mengyi
3 William Ding Lei
4 Wong Kwong Yu
5 Liu Yongxing
6 Liu Yonghao
7 Guo Guangchang
8 Xu Ming
9 Xu Rongmao
10 Tianqiao Chen 

(Agencies)

 

Vocabulary:
 

conglomerate: A corporation made up of a number of different companies that operate in diversified fields(集團(tuán)企業(yè))

turnover : an abrupt change(劇變)

 

 

 
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