China's economy is frequently criticised for not being oriented enough to domestic consumption. You won't hear that complaint coming from the country's most well-off.

Among the 1,363 individuals worth over $150m in China, listed by Hurun Report on Tuesday, only 5% have made their fortunes from export-focused businesses. Instead, the richest Chinese are making money from sectors reliant on the Chinese consumer: Zong Qinghou, the head of drinks company Wahaha, heads Hurun's table with a cool $12bn fortune.