Sept 29 2010- Gates and Buffett to host banquet to discuss philanthropy with Chinese super rich.
Bill Gates and Warren Buffett will today discuss Philanthropy and seek to learn more about Chinese Charity at a banquet in China. According to the Global Times, the guest list included Pan Shiyi and Zhang Xin, the chairman and CEO of property developer SOHO China, and Niu Gensheng, founder of Mengniu Dairy. The two have reported that they will not pressure attendees to give out their fortunes.
Reports say there is reluctance to attend from some of the Chinese super rich as philanthropy was not popular in China. China has 64 dollar billionaires, second to United States which has over 400. A few of the super rich like Chen Guangbiao, have already started leading by example. This month he pledged to give his fortune which is estimated at more than $700 million to charity after he dies.
Peter Buffett, son of Warren Buffett, told Xinhua that his father hoped the "Chinese people will come to their own conclusions about the role of philanthropy in their culture".
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