宗庆后家族，海外资产大曝光

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the complex offshore capital network and asset management strategies of the Zong family, particularly focusing on Zong Fuli's role in managing the family's wealth and investments, including real estate transactions in Los Angeles and Hong Kong [6][34]. Group 1: Real Estate Transactions - A luxury mansion owned by the Hilton family in Los Angeles was sold for $25 million after being on the market for over two years, down from an initial listing price of $55 million, representing a price drop of over 50% [3][4][6]. - The buyer of the mansion is reportedly connected to the Zong family, specifically during the final phase of Zong Qinghou's life [6][7]. Group 2: Offshore Capital Network - The Zong family's offshore capital network is primarily facilitated through offshore companies, with Zong Fuli controlling Hongsheng Beverage Group Limited, which is linked to an offshore entity registered in the British Virgin Islands [8][9]. - Zong Fuli has held directorships in multiple offshore companies, including Best Max Group Limited and several others registered in the British Virgin Islands, indicating a vast and secretive offshore capital network [10][11]. Group 3: Domestic Business Control - The Zong family controls a significant domestic enterprise matrix through offshore companies, with Bountiful Gold Trading Limited and other entities holding stakes in various food and beverage companies in China [15][16]. - Hongsheng Group, under Zong Fuli's leadership, has invested in 58 companies, primarily in the food and beverage sector, and has taken on a substantial portion of Wahaha Group's product processing business [17][22]. Group 4: Historical Context and Strategy - The formation of the Zong family's offshore network is partly a response to the risk of losing control over joint ventures, particularly following the partnership with Danone in 1996 [23][24]. - This strategy has allowed Zong Fuli to maintain control over Wahaha and expand the family's business interests through various offshore and domestic investments [25]. Group 5: Overseas Property Investments - The Zong family has a history of overseas property investments, including a property in Hong Kong purchased for HKD 11.1 million, which was later sold for HKD 26 million [27][29]. - Zong Fuli also owns a property in Hong Kong valued at approximately HKD 200 million, held under a company name rather than her personal name [31][33].