Top 10 most influential tycoons in China

Based on enterprise scale, industries outlook and personal traits, the Chinese edition of Fortune has named 50 figures as the country's most influential giants in business circles.

What's more, China's private entrepreneurs are always the dominant force in this list. Even facing insufficient funding and resources, they are still driving companies forward and have globalized with their bravery, the magazine said.

Let's take a look at China's top 10 most influential tycoons:  

No 10 Shen Nanpeng

Age: 47

Shen Nanpeng, founder and managing partner of Sequoia Capital China.
No 9 Ma Mingzhe

Age: 59

Ma Mingzhe, Chairman of Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, Ltd, at the launch ceremony of the Internet Financial Industry Forum and ZhongAn Online P&C Insurance Co at Fudan University in Shanghai, Nov 6, 2013. 

No 8 Wang Jianlin

Age: 60

Wang Jianlin, Chairman of Wanda Group, at a press conference in Shanghai, March 21, 2014. 

No 7 Lei Jun

Age: 45

Lei Jun, chairman of Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi, holds up the latest models of Xiaomi Note at a press event in Beijing, Thursday, Jan 15, 2015. 
No 6 Song Zhiping

Age: 59

Song Zhiping, president of China National Building Material Corp. [Photo/CFP] 
No 5 Dong Mingzhu

Age: 60

Dong Mingzhu, president of Gree Electric Appliances Inc.  

No 4 Yang Yuanqing

Age: 50

Yang Yuanqing, chairman and CEO of Lenovo Group, attends the 2012 CCTV Chinese Annual Economic Figures award ceremony in Beijing, Dec 12, 2012. 

No 3 Ren Zhengfei

Age: 70

Ren Zhengfei, president of Huawei Technologies Co, gestures as he speaks during a session on day two of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, on Jan 22, 2015. 

No 2 Ma Huateng

Age: 43

 Ma Huateng, founder and CEO of Tencent, speaks during the Global Mobile Internet Conference 2013 in Beijing, May 7, 2013.  

No 1 Ma Yun

Age: 50

Alibaba founder and chairman Ma Yun poses for the media while touring the CeBIT trade fair in Hanover March 16, 2015.