Who is the invisible richest man in China?

Zhao Tailai, born in 1954, a native of Dongguan, Guangdong Province, now lives in overseas Chinese in Britain. He is the great-grandson of Wu, a famous diplomat, painter, collector, connoisseur and philanthropist in modern times. Chairman of China Cultural Industry Group and President of Hongkong Motherland Magazine. 1992 He moved from Hong Kong to England to clean up his legacy.

Over the years, he has donated more than 60,000 pieces of ancient art treasures to China History Museum, Xinhua Painting and Calligraphy Institute, Beijing tang style Art Museum, Guangzhou Art Museum and Guangzhou Art Expo, with a total value of over 800 million yuan.

He won the World Outstanding Chinese Award twice, and in 2008, he was named one of the top ten outstanding figures in the first China Heritage Protection. Zhao Tailai strongly supported the cause of the Xinghe River in Chaoshan, giving warm help as early as the construction of the Xinghe Building, and then donating a large number of cultural relics for free to establish the Zhao Tailai Museum of Culture and Art in Xinghe.

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Mr. Zhao Tailai distributed 60,000 pieces of cultural relics shipped back to the motherland to various institutions, which is unprecedented. I'm afraid there will be no successors. The state's praise and honor level for Mr. Zhao is also extremely high. In 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005, at the invitation of Vice President Zeng Qinghong and the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council, he went to Beijing to attend the National Day celebrations and receptions.

Attend all kinds of activities at all levels and award all kinds of honors, and there are countless media reports.