| Flower name/alias | Real name | Current position/Main affiliated companies | Time to obtain Hong Kong identity (report) | Known Hong Kong properties (some examples) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Jack Ma" | Jack Ma | Founder of Alibaba Group | 2000s (Investment Immigration) | Villa No. 22 Barker Road, The Peak (purchased in the name of the company in 2015, about HK$1.5 billion) |
| "Pony Ma" | Ma Huateng | Chairman of the Board of Directors, Tencent Holdings | Undisclosed | 13 Tai Long Wan Road, Shek O (purchased in 2010 in the name of an individual for approximately HK$480 million) |
| "Mogul" | Wang Jianlin | Chairman of Wanda Group | Undisclosed | 19 Severn Road, The Peak (purchased in 2015 in the name of the company for about HK$1.3 billion); his son Wang Sicong also owns several properties |
| "Boss Xu" | Xu Jiayin | Former Chairman of China Evergrande Group | Around 2010 (Talent Scheme) | Several luxury houses at 6-10 Blackwell Path, The Peak (some of which are held in the name of the company and have been mortgaged to the bank) |
| “The King of Search Engines” | Robin Li | Founder of Baidu | Undisclosed | Luxury house in Mid-Levels Central (purchased in 2017 in the name of the company, about HK$205 million) |
| “E-commerce giant” | Liu Qiangdong | Chairman of the Board of Directors, JD.com | Undisclosed | Nanshan Villa, Repulse Bay (purchased in the name of the company in 2016, about HK$310 million) |
| "Game Tycoon" | Ding Lei | Founder of NetEase | Undisclosed | 8 Deep Water Bay Drive, Shouson Hill (purchased in the name of the company in 2021, about HK$560 million) |
| "Invisible Rich" | Zhang Jianhua Family | Founder of Shanghai East Hope Group | Undisclosed | 15 Gough Hill Road, The Peak (purchased in 2014 in the name of the company, about HK$740 million) |
| “The King of Logistics” | Wang Wei | Chairman of SF Holdings | Born in Hong Kong (Mainland background) | 55 La Salle Road, Kowloon Tong (purchased in 2010 under personal name and later rebuilt into a luxury home) |
| "Chip Tycoon" | Yu Renrong | Founder of Welltech | Undisclosed | No. 39 Shoushan Village Road, Southern District (purchased in the name of the company in 2022, about HK$439 million) |
As the tide of wealth continues to surge on both sides of the Shenzhen River, Hong Kong's destiny has long transcended its geographical boundaries and become a key coordinate in the global capital landscape. Perhaps it is just as a mainland tycoon who bought an entire office building in Central said: “What we bought is not steel and concrete, but a ticket to the world.
Remark:
- Privacy and shareholding complexity：Most properties are held through offshore companies such as BVI, and it is necessary to penetrate the multi-layered equity structure to link to the actual controller. Only publicly reported or directly related cases are listed here.
- How to obtain identity：Some wealthy people obtained Hong Kong citizenship through the "Capital Investor Entrance Scheme" (suspended) or the "Quality Talent Scheme", and the time is mostly speculated by the media.
- Data timeliness: Property transaction information is as of 2023, and subsequent changes are not fully covered. It is recommended to use the Hong Kong Land Registry Electronic Search System (https://www.iris.gov.hk) Verify the latest records.
