China's new aristocracy spends 110 million per capita each year on 4 vehicles

The Hurun Rich list in Chengdu has given such an answer: to become China's "new aristocracy", the annual consumption of at least 110 million yuan! 23rd, Hurun Published "2010 Hurunua Nobility Consumption threshold report." The report showed that 2010 of Hurun's "new aristocracy" consumption threshold was 110 million yuan, up 22% from last year.　　There are now 55,000 wealthy people in the country with such spending power, an increase of 7.8% from last year. It is understood that the country has 875,000 tens of millions of billionaires, an increase of 6.1% than last year, including the 5.5万个亿万 Rich became a "new aristocracy", an increase of 7.8% than last year. "he" in "2010 Hurunua" is about 45 years old (the average age of billionaires is 43 years).　　Because of his work and life needs, he attaches great importance to his image, wearing an advanced custom suit, wearing a name watch and accessories, he will buy some advanced alcohol and tobacco to entertain friends or to meet their preferences, but also pay more attention to their health, and began to enjoy tea. In addition, he will carefully select gifts for his wife, parents and friends to express their feelings.　　The "new aristocracy" family has an average of 4 cars, of which the husband occupies 2. "She" in "2010 Hurunua" is about 40 years old. She is noble and elegant, and knows how to pamper herself and enjoy life. She not only has a top-grade spa card, but also employs a private yoga instructor. b03b according to "Hebei Youth daily" to explain what is "new aristocracy" "2010 Hurunua aristocratic consumption threshold" in the "he" refers to the creation of a huge wealth of families of the 45-year-old successful men, Hurun's "new aristocracy" consumer threshold is the cost of their pursuit of a refined lifestyle (excluding any other individual investment )。 The deadline for investigation is June 1, 2010. The brands referenced in the survey are generally representative of high-end brands and services during the survey period.