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Wu Ying (Chinese: 吴英, born 20 May 1981[1]) is an entrepreneur from the city of Dongyang in Zhejiang Province, and formerly the sixth-richest woman in China. She has been convicted of financial fraud and sentenced to death by a provincial court. Her sentence is now subject to review by the Supreme Court of China.[2][3] Early life and careerThe eldest of four sisters, Wu Ying was born in May 1981 to a farmer’s family in the village of Tangxia in Dongyang. After graduating from middle school in 1997, she studied accounting at a local vocational school, but dropped out after a year and a half to work at her aunt’s beauty salon.[1][3] Later she opened her own beauty parlour on Dongyang’s West Street and claimed to have made huge profits selling sheep placenta extract, a popular anti-aging product in China. She also opened a car rental company in nearby Yiwu.[1] [edit] Bense GroupIn 2005 Wu Ying founded the Bense Group in Dongyang, and in the following year registered 15 separate companies under the group with a total registered capital of 300 million yuan, and made high-profile donations of 6.3 million yuan to charities. Her sudden wealth and fame caused a sensation in Chinese media and there were wild speculations of the source of her apparent wealth.[1] In 2006, aged only 25, she was ranked by the influential Hurun Report as the sixth-richest woman and the 68th richest person in China, with a net worth of 3.6 billion yuan (US$ 567 million)[4][3][2] [edit] Arrest and …
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