Not only is Liang Wengen the first A-share produced richest person since the release of these two lists, but he is also the first richest person from an inland province. In media reports, he was crowned with the title of "double new richest person." On March 6, Hurun Research Institute released the Hurun Global Rich List for the first time in Beijing. Among the five Chinese billionaires on the list, Zong Qinghou became the only mainland billionaire on the list, with assets reaching 10.5 billion US dollars, ranking 78th. However, due to the decrease in value of his Sany shares, Liang Wengen did not make it onto the list. In early September 2011, the annual Hurun Rich List was released, and Liang Wengen replaced Zong Qinghou, chairman of Wahaha Group, as the richest person with a wealth of 7 billion yuan. Subsequently, Forbes announced the 2011 China Rich List, and Liang Wengen once again topped the list with a personal net worth of 9.3 billion US dollars (approximately 59 billion yuan). Yesterday, Forbes released the Global Billionaires List again, and the position of the richest person from mainland China returned to Robin Li, founder of Baidu Company, with a fortune worth 10.2 billion US dollars, ranking 86th globally. Liang Wengen ranked second, with his fortune decreasing from last year's 9.3 billion US dollars to 8.1 billion US dollars, ranking 113th globally.