Rich people from poor backgrounds (Chaoshan or Meizhou)

The richest man in China-Chaoshan people.

The richest Chinese is Li Ka-shing, the richest man in China is Huang Guangyu, the richest man in Thailand and Singapore is a wave merchant, and the richest Chinese in Europe, Canada and Australia are all wave merchants!

World Chaoshan Rich List

Li Ka-shing-US$ 6,543.8+02.6 billion

Gan 3.27 billion Taidanyi Group

Ma 26.8 billion Ling Group

Li Shicheng 25.6 billion Taixing Steel Pipe Group

Zhengwulou 23.7 billion Jinghua Bank

Li Wenxiang 22 1 100 million Xiechengchang Group

Du Xintai Na Yue's 20.7 billion computer communication giants

Chen Ruzhu 194 billion Xielian Group

Su191100,000 liquor giants

Li Zekai 163 billion PCG

Xie Guomin16 billion Zheng Da Group

Huang Guangyu 654.38+04 billion Gome giants

Lin Baixin 139 billion Lixin Group

Chen Pangu Bank 133 billion

Luo Kangrui 127 billion Ryan Group

The Hong Piow11900 Million Public Bank Group

Li Zhizheng11900 million big banks

Yulin Hu11700,000 Huichuan Rice Industry

Wu11500 million Weichengfa Group

Winning Week11300 million Dahua Group

Zheng Weijian113 billion Yongtai Group

Liu Luanxiong 1 1 1 billion China real estate group.

Zhu Mengyi 1 100 billion collaborative exhibition

Luo/KLOC-0.08 billion Yingjun Group

Zhou Zerong/KLOC-0.05 billion Qiaoxin Group

Huangmaojia10 billion Maoye Group

Overseas Chinese in Chaoshan-Thailand.

The richest man in Thailand is from Chaoshan.

There are more than 5 million Chaoshan overseas Chinese in Thailand.

The top 20 companies in Thailand are all from Chapman.

The second largest language in Thailand is Chaoshan dialect.

19 14, Thai nationalism rose, and a man named Asawa Bahu attacked and hit Chinese people in the newspaper. This article was later printed into a pamphlet entitled "Jews in the East", and it was rumored that the author was actually King Rama VI of Thailand. According to the book, there are two similarities between China and Jews. One is that no matter where people are and what nationality they are, they are essentially China people and will collect Siamese money and remit it back to China; Second, China people, like Jews, regard themselves as an ancient nation and others as barbarians. Because chaozhou people accounts for more than 60% of Chinese in Thailand, tide merchants control the economic lifeline of Thailand, send money to their hometown through overseas Chinese, and at first they all call the local people "Fanren", so they all think that "Oriental Jews" refer to chaozhou people.

As far as business ability is concerned, Chaozhou businessmen enjoy a high reputation in the world. According to the "Rich List" published by Capitalist 1995, Chaozhou businessmen have the strongest economic strength among the Chinese businessmen in the world, with a total of 60 rich people on the list (over US$ 6,543.8 billion) and a total wealth of US$ 82.05 billion. Among them, 34 rich people live in Thailand, including He Chen. Followed by Li Ka-shing, Lin Boxin, etc. 13, and Singapore and Malaysia's winning streak 10, which is directly proportional to the number of hipsters living in China.

If wealth is compared to a pyramid and the rich are spires, then most businessmen can only be spires. Businessmen take geography and consanguinity as ties to form certain community organizations and business networks, which are called business gangs. The rich at the spire are generally leaders of community organizations, such as the president of the Chamber of Commerce. If the number of business gangs is large and influential, an immigrant society will be formed.

A basic feature of overseas immigrant society is that immigrant groups form community organizations and maintain traditional culture and customs. In Thailand, the influx of more than 4 million people constitutes an immigrant society, which has a great impact on all aspects of life and production. Except Thai, most of them speak their own dialects; While grasping Thai food, we should not forget the traditional food with Chaoshan hometown flavor. During the day, they are in a hurry and haunt Sanpin Street, a bustling commercial street, which is considered as the most famous Chinatown overseas. However, in my opinion, there is no Chinatown in Thailand, at least not in Bangkok-Bangkok itself is a Tang district!

Tio chew Association of Thailand

Overseas Chinese in Chaoshan-Cambodia

80% Chinese in Puzhai are engaged in business, which almost controls 80% of Cambodia's economy.

There are more than 600,000 Chinese in Cambodia, accounting for about 5% of Cambodia's national population.

It seems that all Cambodian Chinese are chaozhou people, accounting for about 80% of the Chinese population.

Chaozhou dialect is the common language of Chinese communities in Cambodia.

Chaozhou Guild Hall is the most influential Chinese organization in Cambodia.

Although Chinese only account for 5% of Cambodia's total population, they control almost 80% of the country's economy. Most of the national tax revenue comes from companies, factories and banks run by Chinese, who play the most important role in Cambodia's economic life.

At present, more than half of the cabinet ministers of Hun Sen's government in Cambodia are Chinese.

Chea Sim, the current speaker of the National Assembly, is also a Chinese, and there are also many second-generation and third-generation Chinese who hold senior positions in government administrative agencies. The Cambodian Chinese Committee, the highest leading body of local Chinese, has also facilitated its contact with government officials and strived for the interests of the Chinese community.

Cambodian Minister of Information Lu Laisheng is a second generation Chinese. Although he was born in Cambodia, when he was 6 years old, his father sent him back to Shantou, China to study, and he didn't return to Cambodia until 15. Lu Laisheng, who graduated from the University of California and has American citizenship, decided to return to Cambodia for politics.

As the largest number of Cambodian Chinese, chaozhou people established the "Chaozhou Club Reconstruction Committee" in 1993 1 month, with Yang, who was originally from Anbu Town, Chao 'an County, as the chairman. After the establishment of the Association, a delegation was organized to participate in the Seventh International Conference on Chaozhou Dialect held in the United States in September of the same year. As the first Cambodian delegation to China after the war, it has attracted the attention of the international Chinese community. 1April, 1994 10, Chaozhou club established its first board of directors for a term of three years, with Yang as its president. Most members of Chaozhou Guild Hall are engaged in business or enterprises, so the economic strength of the Guild Hall is strong. Since its establishment, the guild hall has made great achievements in social welfare, culture and education. At present, Chaozhou Guild Hall is the largest Chinese community in Cambodia.

Chaoshan people's world-Singapore

The richest man in Singapore is from Chaoshan.

Today, among the 0/9 cabinet ministers in Singapore/KLOC, 7 are from Chaoshan, and there are 94 members in the National Assembly, of which nearly 30 are from Chaoshan.

At present, the number of Chinese has accounted for 76% of Singapore's total population of about 3.38 million. Among Chinese in Singapore, Minnan people have always been the majority, followed by Chaoshan people, followed by Guangzhou people, Hakka people, Hainan people, Fuzhou people, and a few Zhejiang people and Guangxi people. The number of hipsters in Singapore has now reached about 500,000, making it the second largest dialect group among Chinese.

At present, the most influential community organization in Singapore is "Chaozhou Bayi Guild Hall", which was built in 1928 and formally established in 1929. Its members include Chaozhou folks in Chaoan, Chenghai, Chaoyang, Jieyang, Raoping, Puning, Huilai and Nan 'ao, and it is the highest institution representing Chaozhou people. In 2003, the World Tide Club 12 Annual Meeting was organized by the Bayi Club in Chaozhou, Singapore.

Since China's reform and opening up, Singaporean hipsters have invested more and more in the construction of the motherland. From 65438 to 0984, the total investment of Singaporean Chinese in Chinese mainland reached US$ 62.6 million, accounting for 69% of the actual investment of Chinese from all over Southeast Asia in China during the same period. Not long ago, Singapore invested $2.3 billion in Jiangsu to build Suzhou Industrial Park, and some trendy businessmen also invested in electronics, machinery, chemicals and service industries, which contributed to the economic growth of China and Singapore.