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As the saying goes, "Thirty years in Hedong, thirty years in Hexi", this sentence is vividly reflected in the rich list of Chinese mainland.

Take the "richest man" as an example. From 65,438+0,999 to 2020, there will be no fewer than 65,438+00 people on the throne of China's richest man, just like the Monkey King said when he caused havoc in Heaven, "emperors take turns to do it".

People pay more attention to the top ten rich camps, but more is that you sing and I come on stage. I can't remember how many rich people were born, but they left soon, just like meteors across the sky.

However, this is not the case in the rich list of all places. Hong Kong is the opposite of the mainland. Over the years, Forbes' top 10 list of Hong Kong's richest people seems to be old faces and has not changed much.

Recently, Forbes China just released the 202 1 Hong Kong Rich List. In the top ten list, the "four big families" are as stable as Mount Tai, the son-in-law of "Ship King" (Wu Guangzheng) is still listed, and the "King of Oyster Sauce" (Li Wenda) and "King of Gambling in Macau" (Lv Zhihe) are not absent.

Even Cai Chongxin, ranked 10th, is not a new face. He ranked the ninth richest man in Hong Kong when Alibaba was listed on 20 15. He has never quit the top ten in six years and can be said to be half a nail house.

In fact, many years of old faces have reflected one aspect of Hong Kong's economy. Under several big families, it is really difficult to give birth to a new business upstart there.

Take Cai Chongxin as an example. It's not how big Hong Kong's industry is, but Alibaba in the Mainland. Strictly speaking, I can't be regarded as a person in the Hong Kong business circle.

Just because no young upstarts were born, the top ten richest people in Hong Kong may be the oldest "old people's club" or "birthday club" in the world.

According to the classification standard of the elderly put forward by the World Health Organization, people over 75 are called the elderly, and from the list of the top ten richest people in Hong Kong, people over 90 account for half, making the average age reach 8 1.

By contrast, the average age of the top ten richest people in Chinese mainland is only 54, while the average age of the top ten richest people in the United States is only 6 1 year.

It is worth mentioning that the rich in Hong Kong do live a long life. For example, Zheng Yutong, who died on 20 15, died at 9 1, and Stanley Ho, who just left last year, was only one year away from breaking the hundred.

Now, the five post-90s billionaires on the list are still healthy and energetic.

In fact, apart from old faces and old people, the top ten richest people in Hong Kong also have one of the biggest attractions, that is, more than half of them are mainly engaged in real estate.

According to the source of wealth listed by Forbes, Li Ka-shing uses "diversification", but as we all know, real estate accounts for the bulk.

Zheng Jiachun is the son of the late Zheng Yutong. Although he started from Chow Tai Fook who sold jewelry, his New World Real Estate was once the largest real estate enterprise in Hong Kong. Zheng Yutong, Li Ka-shing, Lee Shau Kee and Guo Desheng are called "four big families".

Guo Desheng died young, and Kuang Xiaoqing, ranked ninth, was his widow.

This means that six of the 10 billionaires are real estate developers, which is in sharp contrast to the Chinese mainland real estate tycoons who have fallen out of the head camp in recent years.

Some people say that 20% of the richest people in Hong Kong control 80% of the properties in Hong Kong, so their territory is so big, which may be one of the main reasons why the list has remained unchanged for several years.

In fact, Hong Kong's top tycoons monopolize not only the real estate industry. Take Li Ka-shing as an example, gas, water, electricity, ports and retail all have their presence, and they are all leading enterprises.

It can be predicted that Forbes will publish the list of Hong Kong's richest people again next year, and the top ten camps may not change much.

However, if we only compare the wealth on the books, the wealth value of the top ten richest people is much worse than that of Chinese mainland. As the richest man, Li Ka-shing is worth $35.4 billion, less than half of Chinese mainland's richest man, Zhong Man Shanshan ($77 billion).

If we make a list together, based on the data of Forbes real-time rich list, Li Ka-shing can only rank seventh, Lee Shau Kee can rank tenth, and others can't make the top ten.

Of course, some people say that Li Ka-shing's wealth is greatly underestimated, but Hurun and Forbes can only compare the money on the table, which is also the rule of the list.

As for how much deposit or cash Li Ka-shing has in his hand, only he knows, and outsiders' figures about all this are just guesses.