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China's rich flee abroad
By Juwai, 26 November 2012
Wealthy mainlanders are seeking access to better education prospects and health care and escape route for their families through foreign residency. Bloomberg in Beijing reports.
November 25, 2011 -- Li Weijie runs his own ski and golf resort outside Beijing and considers himself a patriot: a life-size statue of Mao Zedong towers over the entrance to his resort. What would Chairman Mao say if he knew Li has a Canadian residency card?
"I wanted access to the education system and health care of a developed country," says Li, 43, whose other businesses include a large private taxi company, two car dealerships and a real estate firm.
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