List of Chinese by net worth

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The following are partial lists of the Forbes list of Chinese billionaires (converted into USD) and is based on an annual assessment of wealth and assets compiled and published by Forbes magazine in 2022. [1] In 2022 China had 607 billionaires which put the country second in the world, after the United States (735). [2]

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Current richest Chinese billionaire is Zhong Shanshan, ranked as the eighth wealthiest man in the world as of March 11, 2022. [1]

2022 Chinese billionaires top 100 list

The hundred entrepreneurs billionaires are listed as follows, including their China (mainland) rank (C#) and world rank (W#), citizenship, age, net worth, and source of wealth:

С#W#NameAge
(y.o.)		Net worth
(billions of USD)		Source of wealthRef.
117 Zhong Shanshan 76–77Decrease2.svg 65.7
-US$3.2B		The chair of Nongfu Spring [3]
225 Zhang Yiming 40Increase2.svg 50
+US$14.4B		The developer of TikTok [4]
334 Ma Huateng 52Decrease2.svg 37.2
-US$28.6B		The chair of Tencent [5]
449 He Xiangjian 81Decrease2.svg 28.3
-US$9.4B		Co-founder of Midea Group [6]
555 William Ding 52Decrease2.svg 25.2
-US$7.8B		The CEO of Netease [7]
656 Wang Wei 53–54Decrease2.svg 24.3
-US$14.7B		The chair of S. F. Holding [8]
759 Qin Yinglin 57–58Decrease2.svg 24.1
-US$8.9B		The chair of Muyuan Foodstuff [9]
862 Li Shufu 60Increase2.svg 23.7
+US$4B		The chair of Geely [10]
967 Jack Ma 60Decrease2.svg 22.8
-US$25.6B		The co-founder of Alibaba Group [11]
1079 Huang Shilin 56–57Increase2.svg 20.3
+US$7.4B		The vice-chairman of CATL [12]
1182 Pang Kang 67–68Decrease2.svg 19.6
-US$6.8B		The chairman of Foshan Haitian Flavouring & Food Co [13]
1283 Wang Chuanfu 56–57Increase2.svg 19.5
+US$3.2B		The co-founder of BYD Auto [14]
1385 Yang Huiyan & family41–42Decrease2.svg 18.7
-US$10.9B		Owns 57 % of Country Garden's stakes [15]
1488 Fan Hongwei & family56–57Steady2.svg 18.2 Hengli Group [16]
1591 Jiang Rensheng 70–71Decrease2.svg 17.7
-US$6.7B		The founder of Foshan Haitian Flavouring & Food Co [17]
1691 Wang Wenyin 55–56Increase2.svg 17.7
+US$4.5B		The chairman of Amer International Group [18]
1799 Sun Piaoyang 65–66Decrease2.svg 17.1
-US$1.8B		The head of Jiangsu Hengrui Medicine [19]
18100 Luo Liguo 67–68Increase2.svg 17.1
+US$12.8B		The chair of Hoshine Silicon Industry [20]
19114 Lu Xiangyang 60–61Increase2.svg 15.7
+US$6.6B		Automobiles, batteries [21]
20116 Wei Jianjun 59–60Steady2.svg 15.5The head of Great Wall Motor [22]
21119 Wu Yajun 59–60Decrease2.svg 15.3
-US$3B		Cofounder of Longfor Properties [23]
22126 Dang Yanbao 50–51Increase2.svg 15.3
+US$2.1B		Coal [24]
23134 Liu Hanyuan 59–60Increase2.svg 13.65
+US$3.35B		Agribusiness [25]
24138 Liu Yongxing 75–76Increase2.svg 13.65
+US$6.7B		Diversified [26]
25138 Wang Jianlin 69–70Decrease2.svg 13.2
-US$1.6B		Real estate [27]
26142 Li Zhenguo & family55–56Increase2.svg 12.9
+US$2.4B		Solar wafers and modules [28]
27144 Zhang Zhidong 51–52Decrease2.svg 12.8
-US$10.6B		Internet media [29]
28146 Chen Bang 58–59Decrease2.svg 12.7
-US$5.2B		Hospitals [30]
29146 Pei Zhenhua 64–65Increase2.svg 12.5
+US$5B		Batteries [31]
30154 Lin Jianhua & family61–62Increase2.svg 12.1
+US$6.2B		Solar panel components [32]
31163 Lei Jun 53–54Decrease2.svg 11.7
-US$11.3B		Smartphones [33]
32173 Colin Huang 44Decrease2.svg 11.3
-US$44B		E-commerce [34]
33173 Jin Baofang 67–68Increase2.svg 11.3
+US$7.4B		Solar panels [35]
34179 Wang Xing 45Decrease2.svg 11
-US$15.1B		E-commerce [36]
35188 Richard Liu 45Decrease2.svg 10.5
-US$11.9B		E-commerce [37]
36192 Shuirong Li 66–67Increase2.svg 10.3
+US$8.1B		Petrochemicals [38]
37197 Yu Renrong 57–58Decrease2.svg 10
-US$2.3B		Semiconductors [39]
38201 Qi Shi 53–54Decrease2.svg 9.9
-US$0.5B		Financial information [40]
39206 Wang Laisheng 58–59Decrease2.svg 9.8
-US$1B		Electronics components [41]
40214 Wang Laichun 53–54Decrease2.svg 9.5
-US$1.2B		Electronics components [42]
41218 Zheng Shuliang & family77–78Increase2.svg 9.4
+US$0.8B		Aluminum products [43]
42220 Cao Renxian 54–55Increase2.svg 9.3
+US$4B		Photovoltaic equipment [44]
43223 Liu Yonghao 71–72Decrease2.svg 9.1
-US$3B		Agribusiness [45]
44235 Hui Ka Yan 65Decrease2.svg 8.8
-US$18.9B		Real estate [46]
45235 Zong Qinghou 78–79Steady2.svg 8.8Beverages [47]
46241 Cai Kui 61–62Decrease2.svg 8.7
-US$1.7B		Real estate [48]
47241 Gao Jifan 58–59Increase2.svg 8.7
+US$6.3B		Salar equipment [49]
48246 Wang Liping 58–59Decrease2.svg 8.8
-US$4.5B		Salar equipment [50]
49254 Liu Jincheng 58–59Decrease2.svg 8.4
-US$0.3B		Lithium batteries [51]
50254 Ma Jianrong & family58–59Decrease2.svg 8.4
-US$4.1B		Textiles [52]
51275 Yao Liangsong 58–59Decrease2.svg 8.1
-US$1.5B		Furniture [53]
52275 Zhong Huijuan 62–63Decrease2.svg 8.1
-US$11.6B		Pharmaceuticals [54]
53296 Ding Shizhong 53–54Decrease2.svg 7.8
-US$1.6B		Sports apparel [55]
54296 Liang Wengen 66–67Decrease2.svg 7.8
-US$6.3B		Construction equipment [56]
55304 Ding Shijia 59–60Decrease2.svg 7.7
-US$1.6B		Sports apparel [57]
56304 Xu Shihui 65–66Decrease2.svg 7.7
-US$1B		Snacks, beverages [58]
57336 Qian Dongqi & family65–66Increase2.svg 7.1
+US$1B		Home-cleaning robots [59]
58343 Deng Weiming 54–55Increase2.svg 7
+US$4.2B		Battery component [60]
59343 Robin Li 54–55Decrease2.svg 7
-US$7.7B		Internet search [61]
60350 Jiang Bin 56–57Increase2.svg 6.9
+US$0.7B		Acoustic components [62]
61386 Chen Jianhua 56–57Decrease2.svg 6.5
-US$4.1B		Chemicals [63]
62386Ruan Hongliang & family62–63Increase2.svg 6.5
+US$0.8B		Glass [64]
63398Cheng Xue53–54Decrease2.svg 6.4
-US$2.3B		Soy sauce [65]
64398Jiang Weiping68–69Increase2.svg 6.4
+US$2.3B		Chemicals [66]
65398Li Xiaohua & family68–69Increase2.svg 6.3
+US$3.5B		Chemicals [67]
66403Miao Hangen58–59Increase2.svg 6.3
+US$1.8B		Textiles [68]
67418Lin Li59–60Increase2.svg 6.1
+US$1.2B		Investments [69]
68418Zhao Yan56–57Decrease2.svg 7.6
-US$1.5B		Biotech [70]
69431Jian Jun59–60Increase2.svg 5.9
+US$0.3B		Biomedical products [71]
70460Tse Ping71–72Decrease2.svg 5.7
-US$3.2B		Biotech [72]
71471Xu Jinfu59–60Increase2.svg 5.6
+US$2.8B		Chemicals [73]
72490Chen Zhiping47–48Decrease2.svg 5.4
-US$10.5B		E-cigarrets [74]
73490Li Chunan64–65Decrease2.svg 5.4
-US$0.4B		Renewable energy [75]
74490Lin Muqin & family59–605.4Beverages [76]
75490 Wang Wenjing 58–59Decrease2.svg 5.4
-US$1.2B		Business software [77]
76490Chris Xu39–405.4E-commerce [78]
77509Shen Guojun60–61Steady2.svg 5.3Retail [79]
78523 Chen Fashu 62–63Decrease2.svg 5.2
-US$0.7B		Investments [80]
79523Li Liangbin55–56Increase2.svg 5.2
+US$1.5B		Lithum [81]
80523Liang Feng54–55Increase2.svg 5.2
+US$1.5B		Manufacturing [82]
81523You Xiaoping65–66Decrease2.svg 5.2
-US$1.1B		Chemicals, spandex [83]
82536 Chan Laiwa & family82–83Decrease2.svg 5.1
-US$0.7B		Real estate [84]
83536Wang Junshi & family74–75Increase2.svg 5.1
+US$3.3B		Solar investments [85]
84536Wang Yanqing & family56–57Increase2.svg 5.1
+US$0.9B		Electrical equipment [86]
85552Wei Fang49–50Increase2.svg 5
+US$0.8B		Steel [87]
86552Xiao Yongming58–59Increase2.svg 5
+US$3.5B		Fertilizer [88]
87552Zhang Tao50–51Decrease2.svg 5
-US$7.5B		E-commerce [89]
88586Hu Baifan60–61Increase2.svg 4.8
+US$0.3B		Pharmaceuticals [90]
89586Leng Youbin54–55Decrease2.svg 4.8
-US$5.8B		Infant formula [91]
90586Frank Wang42–43Steady2.svg 4.8Drones [92]
91586Wang Junlin60–61Decrease2.svg 4.8
-US$1.5B		Liquor [93]
92586Yang Shaopeng65–66Increase2.svg 4.8
+US$1.2B		Shipping [94]
93601Chu Mang Yee & family63–64Decrease2.svg 4.7
-US$1.2B		Real estate [95]
94601Lai Meisong52–53Decrease2.svg 4.7
-US$2.6B		Package delivery [96]
95601Yu Yong62–63Decrease2.svg 4.7
-US$0.6B		Mining [97]
96622Lin Xiucheng & family67–68Decrease2.svg 4.6
-US$0.4B		Electronics [98]
97622Zhu Baoguo61–62Increase2.svg 4.6
+US$0.1B		Pharmaceuticals [99]
98637Guo Guangchang56–57Decrease2.svg 4.5
-US$2.4B		Conglomerate [100]
99637Xie Liangzhi57–58Increase2.svg 4.5
-US$2.4B		Biotech [101]
100637 Zhang Hejun N/A4.5Electronics [102]

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