Exploring the trend of young and wealthy Chinese individuals returning to China with their money and skills, and the reasons behind their choice to invest and start businesses in China or the greater Asia-Pacific region instead of the West. It also discusses the concerns of middle-class Chinese citizens about China's economic future and their migration to countries like Australia and the United States.
China is facing the world's biggest exodus of millionaires and growing capital outflows. Yet at least one group is bucking the trend -- the growing number of ultrawealthy Chinese youth who are returning to the mainland.
Rising geopolitical tensions, and the perception of increasing hostility abroad toward Chinese nationals, have led children of some of China's richest people to eschew what used to be coveted overseas jobs and foreign citizenship, and recalibrate to a life at home where the mantra is “stay humble, stay quiet." Bloomberg's K. Oanh Ha and Selina Xu explain how we got here, and how it will affect US-China relations.
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