Zhang Xin (bizneswoman)

Zhang Xin (Chinese: "pinyin: Zhāng Xīn, born August 24, 1965) is a Chinese media mogul, businesswoman, blogger.

Her parents, teachers, lived in poor conditions. During the Cultural Revolution they were considered "intellectual suspects" and sent to physical work in the countryside. At the age of 14, she escaped at night with her mother on foot to Hong Kong, where she had been studying for a while as a seamstress. After graduating from high school, hong kong's relatives paid her a ticket to the UK, where after sending a scholarship request to several dozen universities she was admitted to the University of Sussex. She studied economics there, earning a living as a waitress, cleaning lady and babysitter. After receiving his honors degree, he earned a two-year fellowship at Cambridge University, where he also completed his studies, and then began work at Goldman Sachs Bank in Hong Kong. She met a Chinese businessman at the time, whom she married after four days of acquaintance. They co-founded the Soho China development company, which Zhang has personally managed since its inception. A number of successful investments have secured her place among the richest women in the world. It also develops ecological construction.

Private is the mother of two teenage sons. It has $ 3.6 billion in personal wealth. She played an episodic role in Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.

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