The founder of the rich list of comic writers
Manga: 1. Fujiko Fujio (Fujiko Fujio is a Japanese manga artist whose representative works include Doraemon and others) 2. Ishikawa Hideki (Ishikawa Hideki is a Japanese manga artist whose representative works include Death Note, etc.) 3. Oba Thrush (Oba Thrush is a representative work of a Japanese manga artist, such as Youyou Baishu) 4. Kishimoto Saishi (Kishimoto Saishi is a Japanese manga artist whose representative works include Naruto, etc.) These are the manga characters. Their creative styles and genre are different, and they have become important representatives of the Japanese manga world.
Wu Huaiyao, Founder of the Rich List of Chinese Writers
China. Wu Huaiyao was a well-known figure in China's online literature. His representative works included " Full-time Expert "," Battle Through the Heavens ", and so on. He was hailed as one of the representatives of Chinese online literature. His writing style was unique, with the theme of describing battle and growth, and was deeply loved by readers. Wu Huaiyao had won many literary awards, including the most popular online literature in China.
The founder of the author's rich list
In 2008, he created the Jiangnan novel rankings. The rankings were based on the influence and literary achievements of Jiangnan individuals, combined with reader votes and big data analysis to provide readers with the latest Chinese novel rankings.
2013 Rich Writers List
2013 showed the year 2012. This list was not publicly released, so the specific content may vary according to time, location, media and other factors.
Wu Huaiyao, the founder of the 2006 China Rich List
2006 China. He was ranked at the top of the rich list, and his online literature works such as "Silent Flute" were welcomed by the majority of readers.
The 2008 Chinese Writers 'Rich List
2008 China: 1 Jiangnan: Dragon Clan 2 Baby Annie: Farewell to Vian 3 Shu Ting: On the Road 4 Guo Jingming: "How many flowers fall in my dream?" 5. Haruki Murakami: The Forest of Norway 6. Rao Xueman: Left Ear 7 Pain Literature: Liu Zhenyun's "One sentence is worth ten thousand sentences", Yu Hua's "Living" 8. Internet: Heavenly Silkworm Potato's Battle Through the Heavens, Tang Family's Third Young Master's Douluo Continent 9 Mai Family: Decryption 10 Margaret Atwood: Gone with the Wind
The 2010 Chinese Writers 'Rich List
2010 China: 1 Jin Yong (real name Zha Liangyong) -100,000,000 yuan 2 Lao She (real name Shu Yi) -400 million yuan 3 Lu Xun (real name Zhou Shuren) -350 million yuan 4 Ancient Dragon (Real Name Lu Xiaofeng) - 250000000 yuan 5 Liang Yusheng (Real name Huang Yi) -200 million yuan 6 Cao Xueqin (real name Cao Boqi) -150 million yuan 7 Zhang Ailing (real name Zhang Chonghe) -120 million yuan 8 Ding Ling (real name Ding Ling) -100 million yuan 9 Bing Xin (Real name Xie Jin) - 80000000 yuan 10 Ernest (real name Henry Octavio Ernest) -80 million yuan This list is based on public information. The actual wealth value may vary due to various factors.
2022 Chinese Writers 'Rich List
The specific ranking and wealth data of the 2022 Chinese authors 'rich list were not provided. Therefore, it was impossible to provide a specific answer to the 2022 Chinese authors 'rich list.
2011 Chinese Writers 'Rich List
In 2011, China's aim was to commend outstanding people. The following is China's 2011: 1 Jin Yong (formerly known as Zha Liangyong) -50 million yuan 2 Lao She (formerly known as Shu Qingchun) -25 million yuan 3 Gu Long (formerly known as Lu Xiaofeng) -22 million yuan 4 Liang Yusheng (formerly known as Chen She) -20 million yuan 5 Jin Yong's eldest son, Cha Chuanxia-15 million yuan Recovery in 6 weeks (original name Zhou Erxin) -12 million yuan 7 Guo Jingming (formerly Guo Jing) -10 million yuan 8. Chen Zhongshi (formerly known as Chen Tao) -8 million yuan 9 Liu Zhenyun (formerly known as Liu Yun) -8 million yuan 10 Mo Yan (original name Mo Yan) -7 million yuan The above data is for reference only. The specific figures may vary due to various factors. The ranking of the rich list was based on and reflected the development of the Chinese literary market at that time.