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China Rich List 2015: Top 400 Chinese Billionaires And Billionaire Families

306. Zhang Wanzhen, Chaozhou Three-Circle (Group), 65, Chemicals, $1.15 billion

306. Li Fuchao, Guilin Fuda, 57, auto parts, $1.15 billion

306. Sun Pingfan, Ningbo Cixing, 46, knitting machines, $1.15 billion

306. Lin Qi, Youzu Interactive, 33, online games, $1.15 billion

306. Yao Wenbin, Ourpalm, 45, software, $1.15 billion

306. Gao Don, Positec, 50, power tools, $1.15 billion

306. Shao Jianming, Guangdong Highsun Group, 52, retail, $1.15 billion

306. He Zhiping, Shanghai RAAS Blood Products, 51, investments, $1.15 billion

306. Cui Zhixiang, Dongying Fangyuan Nonferrous Metals, 52, copper processing, $1.15 billion

306. Yang Keng, BRC, 54, real estate, $1.15 billion

306. Zhu Wenchen, Furen Medicines Group, 49, pharmaceuticals, $1.15 billion

306. Xia Zuoquan, BYD, 53, automobiles, $1.15 billion

306. Chen Qixing, Shenzhen Everwin Precision, 55, telecommunication, manufacturing, $1.15 billion

306. Ren Jianhua, Hangzhou Robam Industrial Group, 59, appliances, $1.15 billion

306. Kang Baohua, Yuanda China Holdings, 62, building materials, $1.15 billion

306. Xia Dinghu, Anhui Zhongding Sealing Parts, 71, auto parts, $1.15 billion

306. Hu Baifan, Zhejiang NHU, 53, vitamins, pharmaceuticals, $1.15 billion

306. Liu Guoben, Camel Group, 71, auto parts, $1.15 billion

306. Chen Qingzhou, Hytera Communications, 49, wireless equipment, $1.15 billion

306. Wan Yongxing, CCS Supply Chain Management, 44, logistics & real estate, $1.15 billion

306. Shen Jinhua, Focus Technology, 48, e-commerce, $1.15 billion

306. Tang Jian, Shenzhen Jieshun Science and Technology Industry, 59, IT Services, $1.15 billion

306. Sun Deliang, Zhejiang NetSun Co., 42, software, $1.15 billion

329. Guo Wengui, Beijing Zhengquan Holding, real estate, $1.1 billion

329. Tsui Cham To, CT Environmental Group, 49, infrastructure, $1.1 billion

329. Sun Yi, Zhefu Holding Group, 48, manufacturing, $1.1 billion

329. Han Xu, Shandong Realcan Pharmaceutical, 49, distribution, $1.1 billion

329. Guan Jianzhong, Zhejiang Jiahua Energy Chemical, 47, chemicals, $1.1 billion

329. Zuo Zongshen, Zongshen Industrial Group, 63, motorcycles, $1.1 billion

329. Chen Guoying, Guomai Technologies, 52, telecom services, $1.1 billion

329. Chen Jinshi, Jiangsu Zhongnan Construction Group, 53, construction, $1.1 billion

329. Fang Tonghua, ZBD Pharmaceutical, 52, pharmaceuticals, $1.1 billion

329. Wang Yong, Xiwang Group, 65, food sweeteners, $1.1 billion

329. Gao Tianguo, AnXin Trust Investment, 64, real estate, finance, $1.1 billion

329. Wang Yongping, Beijing Xinwei Telecom Technology Group, 44, telecom services, $1.1 billion

329. Liu Manshi, Inner Mongolia Manshi Coal Group, 66, coal, $1.1 billion

329. Wang Muqing, China ZhengTong Auto Services, 64, auto distribution, $1.1 billion

329. Wang Qinghui, Beijing Xinwei Telecom Technology Group, 46, telecom services, $1.1 billion

329. Wang Tian, Better Life Commercial China, 47, retail, $1.1 billion

329. Yang Wenlong, Renhe Pharmacy, 53, pharmaceutical, $1.1 billion

329. Li Zhenjiang, China Shineway Pharmaceutical, 59, pharmaceuticals, $1.1 billion

329. Meng Qingshan, MeiHua Holdings Group, 66, chemicals, $1.1 billion

329. Chen Xiaxin, Hangzhou Boiler Group, 53, manufacturing, $1.1 billion

329. Wang Donghui, United Electronics, 49, software, $1.1 billion

329. Zhang Gongyun, Shandong Himile Mechanical Science and Technology, 52, tyre manufacturing machinery, $1.1 billion


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