Forbes Asia released the latest list of the top 50 richest people in Singapore, and Zhang Yong, the founder of Haidilao, topped the list with a net worth of US$ 654.38+03.8 billion. 20 19, Chongqing, the city of hot pot, is about to welcome three Haidilao. Although people joked that Haidilao would "die" in Chongqing, this unconventional hotpot restaurant, which is famous for its service, has become the hottest catering star in China.

Is Haidilao hot pot delicious? The answer is not uniform. For more people, going to eat Haidilao is a kind of service and enjoyment. The price is not close to the people, and the hot pot tastes wrong. By June 30th, 20 19, there were 593 direct stores in the world, with annual revenue exceeding 10 billion. A hot pot tycoon who was eaten on the market originated in Sichuan. Zhang Yong, the founder, is a native of Sichuan and now has Singaporean citizenship. His name is Haidilao, Sichuan Haidilao Catering Co., Ltd., registered in Cayman Islands, England, and the management system is actually that Haidilao International Holding Company registered overseas controls domestic business entities.

Foreign registered companies are only a means for businessmen to avoid taxes and facilitate listing. Xiaomi and Meituan are registered in the Cayman Islands, and most domestic Internet companies will also choose to register in the Cayman Islands. However, since Haidilao went public in Hong Kong, people began to notice the Singaporean identity of Zhang Yong and his wife, and some people began to question why they wanted to become foreign citizens. How to treat Zhang Yong and his wife has also become a hot topic on the Internet.

Singapore is not the only choice for Zhang Yong and his wife. Many rich people and celebrities like to choose Singapore as their immigration destination. Why? Three reasons: low taxes and fees, high quality of life, and no national concerns. Singapore is the country with the largest number of overseas Chinese, with perfect medical and educational benefits and a better living environment than at home, which naturally becomes the target of the rich.

When commenting on the couple, many people moved out of Cao's sentence, "People who give up their nationality can only become small bosses at best, and real entrepreneurs should be patriotic."

Strive hard to give yourself the right to choose life, or be bigger and stronger, patriotic and loving the people. Perhaps the former is the goal of most people's unremitting struggle, while the latter is just the expectation of all living beings for the strong. Most people who are keen to remind others to "think about drinking water and thinking about the source" do not have the strength to be criticized.

Rich immigrants are tantamount to betraying the country? Are we a little hard on others?