Come closer to the wise figures of wealth--A success record of China's new generation of wealthy: A success record of China's new generation of wealthy

Author: Liu Xiaoqi
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Forbes' 2001 "China Rich List" ranks the 100th place with a fortune of 500 million yuan. In 2001, the per capita disposable income of urban households in Beijing was 11,577.8 yuan. To earn 500 million at this relatively high national level would take about 50,000 years. - There is a 50,000-year gap between ordinary people and the rich! This distance makes us feel that wealth is unrealistic, so we turn to the "new generation of rich." The 12 people selected in this book are not yet rich, and we call them the "new generation of rich." This is because they possess a certain amount of wealth, though they are not billionaires, they have the potential to become one; alternatively, they may not be from wealthy families, but they control hundreds of millions or even billions of funds and have the power to manage them. At the same time, we call them "financially savvy individuals." They have all earned money for survival and development, but not for the sake of money. There is a spirit in them. Though they may not have achieved complete enlightenment, they know how to live and how to be a person. They have an innovative spirit, the courage to take risks and fight, a broad and composed temperament that is not affected by fame or disgrace, and the ability to recognize and use people well. They are rich in reason and wisdom.