China's tens of millions of millionaires up to 960,000 people and professional investors to exceed 30%

April 12 Afternoon News, the Hurun Research Institute released today's 2011 Hurun Wealth Report shows that China's tens of millions of 960,000 people, every 1400 of the country 1 people are tens of millions of rich.　　Beijing's richest people, respectively, 1.71 billion rich and 1 trillion rich, speculators and professional investors accounted for more than 30%. The report shows that by the end of 2010, the number of tens of millions of people in 31 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, had reached 960,000, an increase of 9.7% per cent compared with last year.　　These include the 6万个亿万, which grew 9.1% from last year. At present, every 1400 people in the country are tens of 1 of millions of millionaires.　　At the end of 2009, the number of tens of millions of millionaires and billionaires in the country was 875,000 and 55,000 respectively, and at the end of 2008, the number of millionaires and billionaires in the country was 825,000 and 51,000. From the region, Beijing has 170,000 million rich and 1万个亿万 Rich, ranked first, Guangdong has 157,000 million rich and 9,000 billionaires, ranked second, Shanghai has 132,000 million rich and 7,800 billionaires, ranked third.　　BEIJING, Guangdong and Shanghai make up nearly half of the nation's population. The rise was mainly due to a 10.3% rise in China's GDP in 2010, as well as a rise in house prices, especially for high-end property prices. According to the statistical bulletin published by the National Bureau of Statistics in 2010, sales of new commodity homes in 70 large and medium-sized cities in 2010 averaged an average annual increase of 13.7% per cent, while the price of high-end property in Shanghai rose by 21% last year, according to a report by the UK's Knight Frank Company. The increase in the number of billionaires also includes art collections and investment in high-end properties, such as investing in old houses and courtyards.　　The stock market in 2010 had little volatility.　　The report shows that China's tens of millions of millionaires can be divided into four types: business owners, "speculators", "professional shareholders" and "gold collar." Business owners account for 55% of all tens of millions of people, about 530,000. Enterprises account for 65% of all their assets.　　They have more than 2 million of their own homes, 300,000 of their cars and more than 1.2 million per cent of their investment assets (including cash, equities and other investments). "Speculators" accounted for 20% of the population, about 200,000 people. They have more than 2.5 million of their own property, 300,000 of cars, and a little art collection. The average age of these people is a little higher than the tens of millions of other millionaires, 45 years old.　　Basically from 10 years ago began to fry House. "Professional shareholders" accounted for 15%, about 150,000 people. Equity investment accounts for 60% of all its assets. They have more than 3 million of their own homes and 500,000 of their cars.　　The average starting from 2004 stocks. "Golden collar" accounted for 10%, about 100,000 people. They own more than 5 million per cent of their own property, and 500,000 per cent of their cars, which account for 40% of all their assets.