When the beauty and the rich are combined, there will be a unique chemical reaction. The beauty and wisdom of the beauty and the rich are also more eye-catching because of their rarity. Do you know who are the richest beautiful women in China?
China’s 10 most beautiful and rich women rankings

1. Yang Lan杨澜

Yang Lan, born in Beijing on March 30, 1968, is a Chinese TV host and graduated from Columbia University. Since 1990, he has co-hosted the “Zhengda Variety Show” program of China Central Television with Zhao Zhongxiang and is well known to everyone. In October 1999, he left Phoenix TV’s Chinese Channel and served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sunshine Culture Film and Television Company; in 2001, Ms. Yang Lan was invited as the image ambassador for Beijing’s bid for the 2008 Olympic Games; in July of the same year, she represented Beijing at the Moscow International Olympic Committee meeting. Statement on the cultural theme of the Olympic bid. Yang Lan has successively won the title of “Women in Chinese Enterprise”, was awarded the honor of female “Pioneer” at the Paley Media Center in New York, became the first non-U.S. native winner of the MAKERS project “Pioneer” award, and was named global by Forbes One of the 100 most influential women.

2. Ji Kaiting纪凯婷

Ji Kaiting, a non-executive director of Logan Real Estate, whose father Ji Haipeng is the chairman and CEO of Logan Real Estate. In 2014, Ji Kaiting ranked 25th in the “2014 Hurun Rich Women List” with a net worth of 8 billion yuan. In March 2014, Ji Kaiting replaced Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz (Dustin Moskovitz), becoming the youngest richest person on the Forbes rich list. On December 15, 2016, Ji Kaiting ranked first in the 2016 “China Post-90s Rich List” with a fortune of 8 billion. On October 26, 2017, the “2017 Hurun Women Entrepreneurs List” was released, and Ji Kaiting ranked eighth.

3. Zhang Yushan张玉珊

Zhang Yushan (Shirley Cheung), female, was born in Hong Kong on November 8, 1974. She used to be a Hong Kong TV actor and TV show host. She is currently the chairman of Xiushentang Holdings Limited. When she was 15 years old, she entered the entertainment circle and took the first chewing gum ad. After graduating, Zhang Yushan returned to Hong Kong from the United States, was appreciated and became a singer, had the opportunity to take over TV series, and officially entered the entertainment circle. After joining the entertainment industry, Zhang Yushan has continued to have opportunities and development is not lost, but there is always a feeling of powerlessness, and she always feels that an artist is not what she wants to do most. At the age of 25, he quit the entertainment industry and founded Xiushentang Holdings Co., Ltd. In 2003, the company was listed on the Growth Enterprise Market of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and Zhang Yushan became the chairman of the youngest listed company in Hong Kong.

4. He Chaoqiong何超琼

He Chaoqiong(Pansy Ho Chiu-king, August 26, 1962 -), Chairman of MGM China, Executive Chairman and Managing Director of Shun Tak Group. She is the daughter of Macau gambling king Stanley Ho and second wife Lan Qiongying. She has studied in the United States and studied marketing and international business management. In charge of the strategic development and corporate management business of Shun Tak Group. At the end of February 2013, He Chaoqiong was selected by the financial magazine “Forbes” magazine as No. 15 on the list of Asia’s top 50 business women. In January 2015, He Chaoqiong became the richest woman in Hong Kong with a worth of US$5 billion.

5. Hu Weiwei胡玮炜

Hu Weiwei, born in Dongyang, Zhejiang Province in 1982, graduated from the Journalism Department of Zhejiang University City College, is the founder and president of Mobike. After graduating from the Journalism Department of Zhejiang University City College in 2004, Hu Weiwei joined the “Daily Business News” Ministry of Economic Affairs and became a car reporter. Later, he went to “The Beijing News”, “Business Value” and “Geek Park” to do science and technology reports. Established Beijing Mobike Technology Co., Ltd. in January 2015; Mobike was officially launched on April 22, 2016 and put into operation in Shanghai, and officially entered Beijing on September 1; May 4, it was rated as National Innovation and Entrepreneurship Good young man, on May 26, he won the Emerging Person of the Year Award from the China E-commerce Innovation and Development Summit.

6. Liu Qing柳青

Liu Qing, born in Beijing in 1978, graduated from the Computer Department of Peking University in 2000, and then studied at Harvard University. He is currently the president of Didi Chuxing. She received a master’s degree from Harvard University in 2002 and joined Goldman Sachs Asia in the same year. With her hard work, she was gradually promoted to the managing director of Goldman Sachs Asia; in 2014, she joined Didi as chief operating officer and was promoted to president of Didi in 2015. Liu Qing was selected as the “Fortune” World’s Most Influential Business Women. In May 2019, he was selected as the Forbes 50 Chinese Women in Science and Technology list, and was selected as the 2021 “Mulan Top Ten People in Business”.

7. Song Meixia宋美遐

Song Meixia, born in 1982, used to be the director and CEO of China Alliance Century (Beijing) Media Company, the cultural industry of China Alliance Century (Beijing) Investment Co., Ltd., and is now a cross-border investor. In 2008, he served as executive director of Beijing Chaoxing Culture Communication Co., Ltd.; in the same year, he co-organized the 3rd Chaozhou Business Conference. In March 2009, he founded the fashion magazine “Shangjia” and served as the editor-in-chief. In 2009, he served as the head of Chaoxing Culture Communication under Chaoxing Group. In 2013, he began to transform into a cross-border investor. He has successively invested in a number of film and television dramas. At the same time, he has also invested in Internet companies and traditional industries such as TOP GAME, Sherui Little Black Dress, Hecai Restaurant Club, and Qilian Glacier.

8. Wu Yan吴艳

Wu Yan, female, Pisces, born in 1981, master degree, from September 2003 to September 2006, worked as a reporter for the Qianjiang Metropolis Channel of Zhejiang Radio and Television Group. Since November 2009, he has served as a supervisor of Hangzhou Handing, and since April 2010, he has been the chairman of Handing Company. He is known as the chairman of the post-80s beauty. In addition, Wu Yan also served as the supervisor of Qingyou Advertising, the general manager of Hanjue Technology, and the executive director of Hanjue Technology. He is currently the chairman of Handing Co., Ltd. and the chairman of Yuyou Media. In 2015, Wu Yan’s net worth of US$860 million ranked seventh among the top ten young richest people in Asia. In 2017, during the 120th anniversary of Zhejiang University, Wang Qicheng and Wu Yan donated RMB 100 million to their alma mater to establish the “Zhejiang University Education Foundation Handing Yuyou Development Fund”.

9. Liu Zhen柳甄

Liu Zhen, the niece of Lenovo Group founder Liu Chuanzhi, grew up in Beijing and spent time in the United States in high school. He studied at Renmin University of China Law School. After graduating from her bachelor degree, she went to California Berkeley Law School to continue her law studies. Later, he worked in a law firm in Silicon Valley, USA, and was sent back to China in 2008 to represent Silicon Valley companies in some investments in China. Before joining Uber, she worked as a lawyer in Silicon Valley for nearly ten years, mainly doing legal consulting for Internet startups. On August 12, 2015, the head of Uber China’s strategy made his first public appearance and was hailed as the “first sister” of Uber China.

10. Liu Chang刘畅

Liu Chang, female, master, vice president and general manager of public relations of Tencent Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. She used to be a teacher and also served as a senior marketing and communications manager in MSN China. After graduating in 1998, Liu Chang worked as a teacher for two years, then joined Ogilvy West Bund and began to work hard in the public relations industry. Liu Chang had worked at Sina for three years as the marketing director of Sina East China and the public relations manager of Sina Group. Before joining Tencent, Liu Chang worked as a senior marketing and communications manager in MSN China.