Group 1 - The average living area of high-net-worth individuals in China is 205 square meters, with an average of 4.1 people living in the household. They sleep an average of 6.7 hours per day and engage in over 2 hours of exercise weekly. The U25 demographic prefers fitness, while the U40 demographic enjoys golf. They spend an average of 6.3 days per month with family, favoring Cantonese cuisine for family meals and Japanese cuisine for dining with friends [1] - High-net-worth individuals have an average of 21 vacation days per year, traveling abroad an average of 5 times in the past year, including 2.1 times for leisure and 2.9 times for business. They work an average of 45 hours per week and travel for work 6.9 days per month. The most favored overseas cities are Hong Kong, Singapore, and New York City [1] - The average number of romantic partners before marriage for surveyed high-net-worth individuals is 5, while ultra-high-net-worth individuals average 6 partners [1] Group 2 - The preferred gifts for men have shifted from watches and high-end liquor to electronic products, while cosmetics remain the top choice for women. There is a significant rise in interest for experiential consumption and traditional Chinese medicine therapies. Enthusiasm for traditional luxury brands has declined, with a growing preference for Huawei's electric vehicles [2] - In terms of investment direction for the coming year, gold ranks first, followed by overseas investments such as US and Hong Kong stocks, funds, and insurance. The average proportion of overseas assets in investable assets is 15%, a slight decrease of 1.1%. Hong Kong remains the primary investment destination, followed by the US. Ultra-high-net-worth individuals have a 26% overseas asset proportion, while those with investable assets over 50 million have a 30% overseas asset proportion [2] - The most admired figures among high-net-worth individuals include parents, Elon Musk, Jack Ma, Warren Buffett, Lei Jun, Duan Yongping, and Steve Jobs. The song that has recently moved them the most is Faye Wong's "The World Gave Me," along with other popular songs [2] Group 3 - Over 70% of the U25 demographic uses Xiaohongshu and Douyin as their primary information sources, while the U40 and individuals over 45 prefer using video platforms. Professional investment software is mainly used by the U35 and U40 demographics. The top three financial bloggers followed by high-net-worth individuals are Wu Xiaobo Channel, Xiao Lin Says, and Ren Zeping [3] - The most commonly used AI assistants among surveyed high-net-worth individuals are DeepSeek and Doubao. The U25 demographic primarily uses ChatGPT, while DeepSeek is favored by U30, U35, U40, and U45 demographics. Individuals over 45 prefer using Doubao [3]
2026胡润中国高净值人群品质生活报告发布
Ge Long Hui·2026-02-05 08:35