Chen Lihua
Chinese entrepreneur, business executive, curator, billionaire
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Chen Lihua
Chinese entrepreneur, business executive, curator, billionaire
Chen Lihua (simplified Chinese: 陈丽华; traditional Chinese: 陳麗華; 1941 – 5 April 2026), rendered Chan Laiwa in Cantonese, was a Chinese businesswoman who was the founder and chairman of Fuwah International Group, one of Beijing's largest commercial property developers. In 2014, Forbes ranked her as the 10th richest mainland Chinese, the richest woman in China, and one of only 19 female billionaires in the world who did not inherit their billionaire status.
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Chen Lihua (simplified Chinese: 陈丽华; traditional Chinese: 陳麗華; 1941 – 5 April 2026), rendered Chan Laiwa in Cantonese, was a Chinese businesswoman who was the founder and chairman of Fuwah International Group, one of Beijing's largest commercial property developers. In 2014, Forbes ranked her as the 10th richest mainland Chinese, the richest woman in China, and one of only 19 female billionaires in the world who did not inherit their billionaire status. In 2015, touchscreen entrepreneur Zhou Qunfei surpassed Chen as China's richest woman. Chen was the founder and curator of the China Red Sandalwood Museum.
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