The 2025 Hurun China HNWI Quality of Life Report highlights a major shift among China’s affluent consumers—from material luxury to experience-driven spending. With travel (61%), children’s education (59%), and wellness (54%) topping priorities, younger HNWIs (average age 35) now favour private jets, cultural tourism, digital collectables, and luxury SUVs. As high-end alcohol and gifting trends evolve, brands must embrace empathy, personalisation, and cross-border lifestyle of

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