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F REIGN TRADE - 中国国际贸易促进委员会

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the first time.<br />

Apple moved up to second place<br />

for Preferred Brands for Gifting by<br />

Men, from fourth place last year. LV<br />

and Chanel were top for Preferred<br />

Brands for Men and Women respectively.<br />

Hurun Report Founder and Chief<br />

Researcher Rupert Hoogewerf said,<br />

“This year, there is a clear trend towards<br />

gifting more modestly-priced<br />

top luxury goods.”<br />

Personal investments<br />

Property is still the key personal<br />

investment option for most<br />

surveyed (over 60%), despite<br />

increased government control<br />

on property purchases and a<br />

generally poor market. Shares<br />

are again in second place, but<br />

the percentage taking up in<br />

overall personal investment<br />

fell to its lowest in 4 years.<br />

Confidence<br />

One in four are extremely confident<br />

when asked on the economic<br />

future, even though this number has<br />

fallen to a four year low, the figure is<br />

still surprising considering confidence<br />

levels in Europe and the US. Those<br />

who responded “not confident” rose this<br />

year to 9%, still a relatively insignificant<br />

number, but again, the highest since<br />

records began four years ago.<br />

Social responsibility<br />

Tax is still considered the best way<br />

to be socially responsible, and environmental<br />

concerns are still important,<br />

especially among respondents who are<br />

over 45.<br />

Collections<br />

One in three respondents classify<br />

themselves as watch collectors, which<br />

is still by far the most popular collectible,<br />

however, this does represent a<br />

significant fall in popularity compared<br />

to three years ago, where one in three<br />

collected watches.<br />

The popularity of Contemporary<br />

art collection continues its downward<br />

trend, falling in position again this year.<br />

Trophy property collection is on<br />

the up and is considered by a growing<br />

number of Chinese luxury consumers<br />

to be an essential jewel in their collection<br />

portfolio.<br />

Travel<br />

Travel is the number one leisure<br />

activity. However, Chinese super-rich<br />

are going overseas less — 3.4 times a<br />

year compared to 4.2 the year before.<br />

Chinese super-rich are also on the road<br />

less than the year before, 9.2 days a<br />

month, three days less than last year.<br />

Sanya is the most preferred holiday<br />

home destination.<br />

Australia’s popularity has fallen<br />

dramatically from third to seventh on<br />

the list of favoured international holiday<br />

destinations, the first time it has fallen<br />

out of the Top Three since 2006. The<br />

Maldives, which shot into and then remained<br />

in the Top 5 for two years, falls<br />

to tenth, possibly indicating that the island<br />

destination is going out of fashion.<br />

Most notable, is the surge in popularity<br />

of Europe as a luxury destination, which<br />

had its most successful result since our<br />

records began, with half of the Top 10<br />

destinations, European. The UK, perhaps<br />

on the back of the London Olympics,<br />

is in at number five and Switzerland<br />

has also performed well.<br />

This year, Japan dropped out of<br />

the Top 10.<br />

Sports<br />

Swimming is the hobby of choice<br />

according to the results, beating golf to<br />

top spot. Both swimming and golf have<br />

taken the top two sports in recent years.<br />

The surprising result was that of Horse<br />

riding, which is up to fifth and is the<br />

fastest rising sporting pursuit among<br />

China’s wealthy.<br />

Study abroad<br />

There is no change at the top on<br />

the previous year’s results for study<br />

abroad preferences with the US ahead,<br />

followed by the UK and Canada.<br />

Australia dropped a place to fifth and<br />

France jumped from ninth to seventh.<br />

Media<br />

In terms of media preference for<br />

accessing news, TV dropped to fourth<br />

from first place last year. The internet<br />

was the medium of choice for news,<br />

followed by newspapers in second and<br />

magazines in third.<br />

Millionaire happiness Report<br />

The inaugural Millionaire Happiness<br />

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