1. Zhong Shanshan - increased by 1.7 billion USD
According to Forbes updated on March 7, 2026, the assets of Chinese billionaire Zhong Shanshan increased by 1.7 billion USD, the largest increase in the global super-rich ranking.
Currently, Mr. Zhong Shanshan owns assets worth 65.9 billion USD, ranking 27th in the world.
He is the founder and chairman of Nongfu Spring, managing Wantai Biological company.
2. Ma Huateng - increase of 1.6 billion USD
Next is billionaire Ma Huateng (China). According to Forbes' records (March 7, 2026), his assets increased by 1.6 billion USD, to 53.9 billion USD. In the global rankings, billionaire Ma Huateng ranks 33rd.
He is the chairman and CEO of the giant internet corporation Tencent Holdings of China. Famous domestically for mobile games: Honor of Kings. Tencent is also one of the largest video game publishers globally and has bought shares in the US video game company Epic Games.
3. William Ding - increased by 1.1 billion USD
Chinese billionaire - Mr. William Ding increased his assets by 1.1 billion USD in just a few hours. According to Forbes, his assets on March 7, 2026 reached 38.7 billion USD, ranking 50th in the world billionaire list.
William Ding is the founder and CEO of NetEase, one of the largest online game companies in the world.
In 2003, Ding was the richest person in China and the first billionaire in the internet and gaming sector.
4. Dang Yanbao - increase of 1 billion USD
Billionaire Dang Yanbao, also from China, has "pocketed" an additional 1 billion USD. Currently, he owns assets worth 23.9 billion USD, ranking 99th in the global super-rich ranking.
Dang Yanbao is the chairman of Ningxia Baofeng Energy Group, a supplier of chemical products from coal.
He used to work in the field of building materials and investment before establishing Baofeng Energy in 2005.
5. Qin Yinglin - increase of 1 billion USD
Chinese billionaire - Mr. Qin Yinglin also increased by 1 billion USD. According to Forbes, billionaire Qin Yinglin owns assets worth 21.7 billion USD. He is ranked 114th in the ranking of the richest people in the world.
Billionaire Qin Yinglin is the chairman and CEO of Muyuan Foods - one of the largest pig farming and pork production companies in China.
The sharp contrast on the super-rich map
While cash flow is pouring into the billion-people market, the world's richest billionaires have just experienced a "haunting" day when witnessing huge assets evaporate rapidly.
Leading the list of decline is billionaire Elon Musk with losses of up to 6.3 billion USD.
Not standing outside the vortex, Facebook "father" Mark Zuckerberg and billionaire Jeff Bezos also recorded a sharp decrease of 5.3 billion USD and 5 billion USD respectively.
Even the "star" of the semiconductor chip industry - billionaire Jensen Huang could not escape the negative trend when he lost 4.6 billion USD.
This simultaneous decline shows that sell-off pressure and strong volatility are weighing heavily on US technology stocks, creating a sharp contrasting picture on the world's richest map.
