Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Hurun Report published a special report on April 19, of the 15 years of Hurun China rich people, 27 were jailed, accounted for 1.2% of reported. More than half of them were jailed for more than 10 years. What are the causes for these rich Chinese to be jailed? Please follow our report. Between 1999 and 2013, 27 of the 2,188 Chinese who made it to the Hurun China Rich were the 'problem rich ', accounting for 1.2% of the total number of the list. Age 46 is the average year when the problem riches were sentenced. Corruption & bribery, property violation and disrupting the managerial order of companies and enterprises are the three main charges against the rich. The report showed there were a total of 65 charges against the 27 richest Chinese, that is 2.5 charges per person. They were sentenced mainly for corruption & bribery, of which, offering a bribe to a unit was the most often seen charge against 7 people. In addition, crime of duty aggressiveness and crime of capital embezzlement are the most often seen charges in the crime of property violation. Commentator Lan Su believes that the Communist Party has destroyed traditional Chinese culture. In the lack of moral constraints, these wealthy Chinese are easily able to work with corrupt officials and carry out criminal activities. Lan Su, commentator: "The corrupt officials fill Chinese society nowadays. Any decent sized business would require dealing with the government. To work with these corrupt officials, how can you balance the book? Should they be the gray income or gray expense?" Lan Su indicates there 's barely any innocent Chinese official in the regime. Even the anti-corruption campaign is selectively engaged with political opponents. Those rich businessmen in relationship with the opponents become the sacrifice of the internal struggle of the Communist Party. Take Huang Guangyu as an example, the Hurun richest Chinese in 2005. He was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment for crimes of illegal business operation, insider trading, bribery and offering a bribe to a unit. Sources from the State Council revealed that Huang Guangyu 's case was intended to overthrow Zheng Shaodong and Zhou Yongkang through the coordinated work of the Minister of Public Security Meng Jianzhu and former Premier Wen Jiabao. Li Shanjian, China issue commentator: "The rich Chinese have just emerged in recent years. It is not because they were very smart or capable, and their wealth is not inherited either. They have become the rich Chinese mostly because of the colluding of money and power, through improper means." Shanxi businesswoman Ding Shumiao was indicted for bribing Minister of Railways Liu Zhijun with the amount of 49 million yuan, and collecting illegal operating funds of 178.8 billion yuan. Former Shanghai billionaires Zhou Zhengyi and Zhang Rongkun were overnight richest because of their relationship with high officials and their relatives such as Chen Liangyu, Huang Ju, and Jiang Zemin. However, they were also sentenced to 16 years and 19 years, respectively, for implication in the charges against Chen Liangyu and Huang Ju. Shanghai local newspaper reported a research paper conducted by Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences in January about where the Chinese rich came from. Researcher Lu Peng targeted the rich Chinese on the Hurun Report or Forbes rich list between 2003 and 2012. Lu Peng found that 15.6% of the riches ' fathers were cadres of the party or the enterprise units. For example, Chinese tycoon Rong Zhijian 's father, Rong Yiren was Vice President of the regime between 1993 and 1998; China's richest person Wang Jianlin 's father was once the Vice Chairman of the Tibet Autonomous Region. In addition, 43.6% of the rich Chinese have worked within the regime. For example, Ye Chenghai had been Shenzhen Municipal Standing Committee and vice mayor of Shenzhen; Huang Hongsheng was the deputy General Manager of China National Electronics Imp & Exp South-China Co. Commentator Li Shanjian points out that the real rich Chinese are those "Red Family" whose properties are difficult to calculate and hidden from outsiders. Bloomberg reported in 2012, three children alone, General Wang Zhen 's son, Wang Jun; Deng Xiaoping 's son-in-law, He Ping; and Chen Yuan, the son of Mao 's economic tsar, Chen Yun, headed or still run state-owned companies with combined assets of about US $1.6 trillion in 2011. This year, the international media have exposed the Chinese Communist Party "Red Nobility" own offshore companies to transfer and hide huge assets. Estimated of up to $4 trillion in "untraced assets" may have left China since 2000. 《神韵》2014世界巡演新亮点 http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/

• published: 22 Apr 2014
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