Zhao Wei is the richest female star in China.

According to statistics from Wan Jia, Zhao Wei and her husband Huang Youlong hold over $650 million in stocks and nearly $100 million in real estate.

According to Sina, on the evening of January 11th, Wanjia Entertainment released a report on the assets of Zhao Wei and her husband, Huang Youlong, as of December 31st, 2016. According to the report, Zhao Wei's total assets are estimated at over 5.6 billion RMB (equivalent to 809 million USD).

Zhao Wei and her husband, Huang Youlong, jointly own assets and possess a considerable fortune. Photo: Sina.

This wealth is compiled from business revenue, stock values, and real estate. Of this, real estate investments are valued at 666 million RMB (96 million USD), and stock investments at 4.52 billion RMB (approximately 650 million USD). Wan Jia stated that in recent times, the couple, known for their roles in films and wine businesses, have boldly invested in various fields: film, wine, real estate, and a multi-purpose retail system.

The two individuals hold management positions at Alibaba Pictures, Tangde Tak Pictures, Yunfeng Finance, and Shunlong Holdings. Their assets have steadily increased as a result.

The Wan family report clearly shows that in the bank records, stocks, government bonds, treasury shares, and real estate are all registered under the names of both husband and wife. With this amount of assets, Zhao Wei has become the richest actress in China.

In the entertainment industry, there are quite a few female stars who are married to wealthy men. However, they don't co-own assets like the actress from "Princess Huanzhu."

Zhao Wei is becoming increasingly wealthy. Photo: Sina.

According to QQ, Zhao Wei currently holds a firm position among China's wealthiest businesspeople. She is known as a "businesswoman," the female version of Warren Buffett (the American billionaire).

Speaking about this, Zhao Wei was quite modest: "How could I dare claim to be the female Warren Buffett? Simply put, I have some experience in investing. With real estate, wine business, or stocks, you need strategy and a bit of luck. I'm a lucky person."

According to Zing