What are the main forms of China's overseas investment in recent years?

According to a survey, 60% of the rich in China plan to buy real estate overseas in the next three years. The survey was conducted among wealthy people with assets of $65,438+050 in China from August to June. The survey shows that the number of such people in China is 6.5438+0.34 million, and about 800,000 people, that is, about 60% of the rich people in China, plan to invest in real estate and emigrate overseas. According to the survey, it is not difficult to find that the global asset allocation of the rich in China is accelerating in recent years. Compared with the previous two waves of going abroad, this wave of going abroad has many distinct characteristics.

Since the reform and opening up, China has experienced several waves of going abroad, which can be roughly divided into the following periods: First, the wave of going abroad characterized by private study abroad in the mid-1980s; Second, the tide of going abroad in the late 1980s and early 1990s; Third, in the late 1990s, some young "rich second generation" in China began to go abroad. At the same time, some officials who could not explain the source of funds began to seek safe havens for overseas funds.

Compared with previous waves of going abroad, this wave of immigrants presents many different characteristics. Overseas market analysts believe that, first of all, it is more direct in the way of going abroad, not studying abroad, but directly resorting to immigration channels. Secondly, the main body of going abroad is different from the young people in the past, and a considerable part of them are outstanding elites. Re-immigration is no longer the monopoly of the rich. More middle-class people turn their attention to overseas real estate investment and then emigrate.