編者按：“吉米望中國”是一個關註中國社會和政治的每周專欄。自1971年以來，吉米師長教師就始終在中國餬口和事業，他1977年至1981年就讀於北京年夜學專攻中國汗青，198營業註冊地址2年－2000年期間擔任時期雜志駐北京記者站首席記者。（吉米師長教師現為美國CNN北京記者站首席記者）
絕管寰球面對金融危機，中國的富人卻越來越富。據胡潤研討院數據講演，“截至本年4月，中國小我私家凈資產到達1000萬元人平易近幣（150萬美元）的中國富豪曾經凌駕96萬；小我私家資產上億定的超等富豪達60,000人，而這小我私家數還在不停增添”。
同時，這些富豪們走進來的動向也越來越強。據胡潤研討院的講演顯示，這些富豪中，近一半的人數有著移平易近的偏向，約莫14％的人曾經移平易近或正在打點移平易近的經過歷程中。胡潤詮釋說，在中國，移平易近海外是指得到永世居留權或拿到“綠卡”，咱們估量，這是80％的人想移平易近的因素。
良多商界人士在中國從事出國移平易近辦事。王力平易近師長教師，和中公司總裁，他所創建的和中已成為中國移平易近徵詢行業的當先機構之一。王力平易近在北京誕生、長年夜，1985年赴加拿年夜攻讀研討生課程，1995年返歸北京。他歸憶道，“其時中國經濟的成長很是迅速，我曾問我本身，加拿年夜有什麼可以提供應中國的？――楓糖漿和移平易近。我不會賣糖漿，以是我入進到移平易近行業”。
到今朝為止，王力平易近所創建的和中曾經成長瞭近17年，在中國10個重要都會成立瞭自力公司，員工總人數達500人，專門從事移平易近和留學簽證申請辦事。王力平易近先容說，和中曾經匡助上萬申請人打點移平易近營業，此中不乏良多的富豪。
為什麼中國的富豪但願移平易近？王力平易近詮釋，良多人是為瞭收支利便。持有某些本國護照，使得活著界各地旅行不難良多，他們不但願每次都面對繁瑣的簽證申請。同時，他們所斟酌的是子女的教育，使得孩子在競爭上更具上風，站在更高的起跑線上。
劉偉傑，44歲，10年前經由過程和中打點加拿年夜移平易近的老客戶，在他望來，抉擇移平易近是他平生中最對的的選擇。劉偉傑十幾歲的兒子在中國上學期間成就一般，但入進加英屬哥倫比亞年夜學後成就斐然，此刻加拿年夜有很好的成長。而劉本人是中國房地產行業的年夜亨，始終在中國繼承本身的買賣。
同樣，良多申請打點美國移平易近的中國申請人，經由過程投資50萬美元－100萬美元得到美國綠卡，也是為瞭讓孩子更不難遭到美國教育。從久遠來望，他們的子女在美國實現本科或研討生課程後，在待業中將有更多競爭的機遇，而不必經由過程尋覓雇主的方法得到事業簽證。美國華盛頓移平易近lawyer Joyce如是說。她增補道，隻有一小部門申請人在得到永居成分後，預計在美國運營本身的買賣。
關於中營業註冊地址國富豪移平易近徵象，胡潤提到其餘一些因素，例如到擔心海內醫療、周遭的狀況、食物安全等方面的問題。不外，王力平易近以為富豪移平易近並不會造成一個洶湧的潮水。人們在堆集瞭財產後來，但願到外面的世界商業地址走一走，望一望，這是很失常的徵象。無論是中國噴鼻港、中國臺灣仍是韓國，都曾有過同樣的經過的事況。在王力平易近望來，這實在是一件功德，也是寰球化的產品，有助於中外經濟文明的交換，匆匆入企業運營理念的融通，有助於打消工具方文明差別。
加拿年夜前移平易近官、和中公司副總裁Victor Lum說道，良多的中國精英縱然打點瞭移平易近，仍舊紮根中國，他們會繼承在中國的工作。這些富豪們曾經認識瞭中國怪異的文明；他們在中國的勝利並不克不及包管在其餘處所會一樣勝利，究竟在一個目生的處所會見臨太多風險。
胡潤對此表現批准，商業註冊登記他說，今朝的中國市場仍孕育著宏大的商機，更況且今朝歐洲和美國市場合面對的各類危機，年夜大都中國人更違心將重要資產放在中國，縱然他們曾經得到瞭海外護照或永居成分。
據胡潤研討院查詢拜訪成果顯示，近40％的中國富豪偏向於把“第二家鄉”定在美國，其次分離為加拿年夜、新加坡和歐洲。對此王力平易近詮釋說，美國移平易近監的時光要求絕對比力短，同時，申請和打點的步伐的復雜度絕對輕一些。
在移平易近lawyer Joyce望來，移平易近美國的門檻實在並不低。本國投資申請人必需證實所投進的資金是符合法規所得。同時，假如申請人的投資不克不及在美國創造至多10個及格的待業，那麼他的申請也會被謝絕。別的，打點美國移平易近的法令所需支出也未便宜。不外對付中國的富豪來說，這並不是個問題。
下附英文原文：
As China’s rich grow in numbers, so do their mobile aspirations
Editor’s note: “Jaime’s China” is a weekly column about Chinese society and politics. Jaime FlorCruz has lived and worked in China since 1971. He studied Chinese history at Peking University (1977-81) and served as TIME Magazine’s Beijing correspondent and bureau chief (1982-2000).
(CNN) — Despite the global financial crisis, China’s rich are getting richer.
”As of April this year, China has 960,000 millionaires with personal assets of 10 million yuan (US$1.5 million),” says Rupert Hoogewerf, chairman of the Hurun Research 商業註冊登記Institute, which compiles China’s rich list.
”It has 60,000 super-rich with 100 million yuan assets, and their numbers keep growing,” he says.
The newly 營業登記affluent are getting more outwardly mobi營業地址le, too.
Nearly half of them are thinking of emigrating overseas, according to a Hurun Research Institute report. About 14 per cent of them have or are in the process of applying for emigration, it said.
”In Chinese, emigration refers also to getting a permanent residency, or a ’green card’,” Hoogewerf explains. “We estimate this to make up 80% of the total who want to ’emigrate’.”
Many businessmen are capitalizing on this trend. Among them is營業地址 Larry Wang, founder and chairman of Well Trend United Inc, one of the leading immigration consulting companies in China.
Born and bred in Beijing, Wang went to Canada in 1985 for post-gr商業登記aduate studies. He stayed until 1995 when he decided to return to Beijing.
”China’s economy then was changing rapidly,” he recalled. “I as公司地址ked myself, what does Canada have to offer China? Maple syrup and immigration. I couldn’t sell syrup so I got into the immigration business.”
His business has grown the past 17 years.
Well Trend now employs 500 people who work in 10 major cities across China, handling immigration and student visa applications. The company charges 12,000 yuan to 100,000 yuan to help clients secure student and immigrant visas.
”Over the years we’ve helped more than 10,000 applicants for immigration,” Wang says, including many millionaires.
But why are China’s newly affluent seeking to emigrate? Some do so for convenience, expert商業地址s say.
”A foreign passport makes it a lot easier for them to travel around the world,” Wang says. 營業登記地址“They don’商業登記t want to go through tedious visa applications all the time.”
China’s new r商業登記地址ich — a mixed租地址 group of Red capitalists, young tycoons and up-an設立登記d-coming “fuer營業登記dai” (second-generation capit地址出租alist scions) — are typically cosmopolitan and tech-savvy, frequent travelers who are willing to pay a premium for convenience.
They are also ready to spend on education for their children to give them a competitive edge in a new kind of rat race, in which millions of Chinese are striving for advancement.
Wang remembers the case of Liu Weijie, 44, an old client who emigrated to 設立公司Canada over 10 years ago who refers to his move as “the best decision I’ve ever made in my life.”
Liu’s teenage son did not excel at school in China, but after entering the University of British Columbia he blossomed and is now doing well in Canada. Liu, a real estate mogul, is still doing a lucrative business in China.
Likewise, many Chinese millionaires who apply for U.S. “alien investor’s visa” –applicants have to commit $500,000 to $1 million in capital investment — seek permanent resident status there so公司登記地址 their children w地址出租ill have easier access to U.S. education.
”In the long run, after their children com不知不覺中答應了他的承諾。 ?她越想，就越是不安。plete their undergrad or gra營業地址duate studies, they would have the opportunity to compete for jobs wi工商登記thout having to find an employer willing to sponsor them for U.S. work visas,” says Joyce Gomez, an immigration 律師based in Was租地址hington.
A small percentage of the applicants, she adds, intend to operate their own businesses in the U.S. after they obtain permanent resident status.
Hoogewerf cites other reasons. He says some milliona公司登記ires opt to leave to escape China’s insufficient medical care, pollution and food safety. “There is also an element of insurance against economic, social and potential political unrest,” he says.
Still, Wang does not see the spike in emigration as a mass exodus of millionaires. “It’s very normal that people would want to leave and see the outside world after they’ve made a fortune,” he says. “The same thing has happened in Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea.”
Wang thinks it’s a good thing. “It’s globalization,” he says. “It facilitates exchange of business ideas and helps bridge cultural gaps.”
Even when they emigrate, experts say, most Chinese elite keep one foot planted in China. “They keep their businesses here,” says Victor Lum, a former immigration specialist at the Canadian Embassy in Beijing, and now a top executive at Well Trend.
”These millionaires are familiar with China’s unique culture,” says Lum. “They have s註冊公司ucceeded here, but success elsewhere is not guaranteed.”
Hoogewerf agrees. “When weighed against the gains to be made in China today, not to mention the prevailing confu設立登記sion in the European and U.S. markets, most Chinese prefer to keep significant part of their assets in China,” he says. “This is also where they are ’at home’ no mat那一年，她才十四歲，青春年少會開花。靠著父母的愛，她不懼天地，打著探訪友人的幌子，只帶了一個丫鬟和一個司機，大ter their passport or residency.”
Some 40% of the Chinese millionaires polled by the Hurun Research Institute prefer to set up their “second home” in the U.S., followed by Canada, Singapore and Europe.
”The U.S. requires shorter time of stay in the country to gain permanent resident status and their other procedures are 剛說完這句話，就見婆婆睫毛顫了顫，然後緩緩睜開了眼前的眼睛。剎那間，她不由自主地淚流滿面。less complicated,” says Wang.
But the hurdles on the way into America are high, too, says Gomez.
”An ali營業登記地址en investor applicant must be able to demonstrate that the funds invested were obtained from a legitimate source,” she explains.
An applicant may also be rejecte商業登記d if they are unable to demonstrate that their capital investment in the enterprise will create or preserve at least 10 jobs for qualified American workers within the U.S.
Legal fees from immigration attorneys that prepare the applications are not cheap. “It can range from $15,000 to $25,000,” says Gomez.
But for the Chinese millionaires, that’s small change.
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他們明天又封瞭我的網易博客,上面的地址入不往瞭,年夜傢不仿試一下.我樣的地痞做壞事,窮人庶民們怎麼樣能力餬口生涯上來?
你們中心就維護一些地痞嗎?你們的民間網站就培育一些黑手嗎?他們封我的海角號,封我的強國IP地址,封我的新浪郵箱登岸,封我的網易郵箱登岸,阻攔我海角註冊郵箱,我註冊瞭YOHOO郵箱,剛註冊瞭海角ID,就又把海角網斷瞭,一群什麼樣的腐朽地痞?壞事幹絕…..
他們封我的號沒有通知,黑手所為?他們刪我的貼子,隻要發過一革新就沒有瞭,一切都是袒護…..中心便是“十八”個路人。
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我女兒病瞭,血小板奇低五個月住院三次,血小板常常1-2千,失常人10-30萬,很是傷害…..（新華門性醜聞的受益者）
我女兒第一次住院35天,此刻破費5萬元瞭,後三個月又住院二次及期間後續醫藥費又二萬多瞭，可是 沈陽理工年夜學與新華門性醜聞的制造者至今沒有矯正過錯,而我女兒沒有結業證、沒有事業、咱們的醫藥所需支出完整是公費，我往瞭社區，因無結業證咱們即不克不及待業也不克不及掉業，不克不及歸入到社會醫療保險之列，此刻咱們又必需住院，咱們已到瞭快有力付出藥費買命的地部瞭。。。。。。此刻我的月支出隻夠女兒不住院情形下的月藥費收入的一半。咱們沒有結業仍舊是沈陽理工的學生，對我危害至這般田地他們與闖禍者至今不負擔責任，咱們給黌舍的舉報信在被舉報人手中，咱們給中紀委及國務院預腐局的反復舉報無果。我電腦中（WORD文件）記實的內在的事務前天又被人刪除瞭一個月的。
在社區裡碰到一個老太太說“此刻這社會就這玩兒藝兒瞭”咱們是一對餬口在低層的平凡母女,在引導們的關心下從布衣變為窮人,此刻沉痾在身貧病交集到無奈餬口生涯的田地，想逼咱們買瞭住房望病嗎？沒人道的傢夥們!
中心與沈陽理工年夜學與中心及教育部你們還要瞇多久?
我女兒沉痾在身反反復復的，性命的懦弱隨時都有可能飄逝，一群喪天良的工具還要害咱們到幾時，你們的遊戲圍殲是拿我女兒的性命做價錢，是拿我女兒平生做價錢的，五年多瞭這種精力踐踏糟踏恆久餬口在一種精力低壓中，一個女孩怎麼能受得瞭？走在街上老鄰劇都不認得瞭，說沒有我一路走最基礎認不得，一個如花女孩子都弄成瞭什麼樣？你們有完沒完？營業註冊地址黌舍何處你們幹過壞事一點不糾正，在復發我女兒隻能望著等死瞭，一群王八蛋。。。。。。
南京年夜屠戮的日軍把人挑瞭與德國納粹在奧斯維辛集中營圍著受益人狂笑的排場此刻就產生在咱們母女身上。。。。。
沈陽理工年夜學與新華門性醜聞的制造者，與黨、當局、教育腐朽無關，為什麼不克不及惹起人們的關註，是誰們在操控收集言論弄一些八掛新聞而跪避他們的惡性腐朽踐踏糟踏庶民？對一對弱母女的踐踏糟踏不放過，對一個被害至性命邊沿數度彷徨的沉痾女孩的問題熟視無睹？請他們引導層不要在說謊人瞭。。。。。。
請他們黨與當局重辦教育腐朽，別把年夜學都釀成瞭倡寮，尤其是屯子女生釀成瞭妓女，對抵制淪為妓女的都會女生千般危害且上告無門，在黨與當局對此院校的關心下，就如那些明星醜聞一樣越醜越知名，頂著醜聞分數線上到比同類黌舍及自已汗青最高？誰在攙扶獎勵這所醜聞不改的年夜學？
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