China's richest man: Hong Kong ranked first Li Ka-shing, Chinese mainland Wang Chuanfu, Cai Hongtu Cai's family ranked first in Hong Kong and ranked first in Taiwan Province Province. With the recovery of real estate in Hong Kong and the Mainland, the wealth of Li Ka-shing, the richest Chinese, has increased substantially. It is said that Li Ka-shing's real estate profits this year exceeded HK$ 50 billion (US$ 6.45 billion), which was partially offset by the wealth assets shrunk by the financial turmoil last year. The mainland is Wang Chuanfu. Hurun announced the top two in the "2009 Hurun Rich List" in Hainan. Wang Chuanfu rose as the "richest man in dark horse" in China with a wealth of 35 billion yuan, and Zhang Yin's family ranked second with a wealth of 33 billion yuan (both calculated according to the closing price on September 15). According to reports, the annual Hurun Rich List and its series of sub-lists will be released one after another, and the complete list of the 2009 Rich List will be released in the middle and late June at 5438+ 10. The Chua family in Taiwan Province Province. Once again, it topped the list, but this time it was the Chua brothers, not Cai Hongtu, which was decided after we learned more about the shares held by family members. Their uncle Cai Wancai, chairman of Fubon, came in second. They are all among the 17 billionaires on the list this year, compared with 29 billionaires last year. The minimum net worth of the richest people on the list is 550 million US dollars, down from 570 million US dollars last year.