Hurun Rich: The average age of 39 years

"Shenzhen Business News" according to Xiaoxiang Morning News reported that the Hurun 11th issued the "2011 to still excellent products-China tens of millions of rich brand trend Report" shows that the average annual consumption of tens of millions of millionaires 1.9 million yuan, the average annual consumption of billionaires is 2.5 million yuan.　　The annual consumption of 1 million yuan ~300 million between the rich and 50% (an increase of 11% from last year); the number of millionaires who spend less than 1 million yuan in the year is 37% (down 8% from last year); the number of millionaires who spend more than 3 million yuan in the year is 13% (3% less than last year).　　From April 2010 to November, Hurun met face-to-face with 401 Chinese billionaires with 10 million yuan in personal assets, of which 45 were billions. Hurun said that the average age of tens of millions of millionaires this year is 39 years old, the average age of billionaires is 43 years, the proportion of men and women is 7:3; the industry is dominated by real estate and manufacturing, and most of the wealth comes from investment returns and corporate ownership gains; On average 3.3 cars and 3.7 watches　　An average annual consumption of 1.9 million yuan, a year average of 15 days of vacation; leisure time like travel, golf and reading, 60% of them do not smoke, more and more prefer to drink red wine and whisky, prefer to invest in real estate and stocks, like to collect watches, jewelry and ancient calligraphy and painting of the majority, in addition, the collection of wine has surpassed the car. In the direction of personal investment, real estate is still dominant, with more than 1/3 of the respondents choosing to invest in real estate, a share that has increased over the past three years. Only 25% of the millionaires who chose to invest in equities, although slightly more than last year, have not reached 33% per three years ago.　　In addition, the choice of investment art and unlisted companies of the super-rich rose fastest. The wealthy are still confident about the Chinese economy for the next two years, with 54% of the respondents choosing "very confident", a bit less than last year.