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Original title: British media: China's rich second generation keen to collect art to return social

Reference news June 9 British media said Lin Han paid $ 1 million for his first piece of art, when he was only 26 years old. The works created by Chinese artist Zeng fanzhi, who touched down on the cover of a catalogue of art. Lin Han decided to buy the picture, because he knew it would cause concern of the media and the arts.

United Kingdom Broadcasting Corporation, June 7, and now, 4 years later, Lin is proud to be the owner and founder of M-Woods, that is a trend of the Beijing Art Museum.

The young entrepreneurs more than 20 years by establishing and managing a design consulting firm earned huge wealth. He will then profit investing in stock and real estate markets, but he is not happy.

"My previous life was boring. "Lindsay said," my first collection of bikes and cars. But these are not sufficient to meet my imagination. After 2.5 years, I began to collect art. "He said he recently spent 10 days to go to Europe to visit some Foundation and Museum. Within a few years, he has a collection of more than 200 pieces of art. He plans to invest $ 3 million to buy works of art each year, but always overspend.

Lin Han Chinese young rich is more than 20 years a member of the group who hasn't used his vast wealth to buy big name clothing instead of money into sculpture, painting and installation art.

This group of people in China known as "second generation" inherited from the fathers riches, but pompous and arrogant, they are often criticized by the media and the public. However, some rich is trying to change the image of this wealth to mold them. Many of them have received a better education, or more knowledgeable than their parents, so they looked through the different ways to reflect their high position in Chinese society.

"I was lucky, I would like to pay back the community. "Lin Han says. He founded the Museum's original intention was to share their collections. There is a free public space outside the Museum, can be used for shows and concerts.

"Changed the way I look at things. 5 years ago, I thought only superficial, now more profound. "He added.

Most of these new rich children received a good education, and received extensive overseas experience, his family was also very rich.

Lin Han is expected this year will purchase approximately $ 3 million works of art, fulanke·Lin will spend $ 50,000 to 60,000. As the founder of the contemporary art gallery, Beijing, China art, Meige·majiao said the Chinese buyers, the average expenditure for 10,000 pounds (US $ 14,000).

"Chinese art collectors group does the emergence of new trends. Collectors with an average age of 50 years before, now nearly 20 years old. "Wei Wei, President of Christie's Asia, said," many of whom are second generation. I see a lot of new faces for two or three years. China's passion for art is generally very high. "" Their parents are busy making money and children are buying art. They have received a good education, often visit the Museum. ”

They often pursue a variety of investment choices to improve their public image, and through a deeper understanding of their country and culture in other parts of the world. And parents are more concerned about buying Chinese antiques are different, they do not exclude acquisitions overseas art. They are more adventurous and choosing to invest in much more boldly as goals. From Western artists and contemporary art has entered the Chinese art collection market, and before that, this market has been dominated by China.

The TEFAF art market according to the latest report, China total $ 11.6 billion in sales last year. Although this number reduced sharply from 2014 23% (derived from China's economic growth slowed to a certain extent), but global is still as high as 19% per cent of the Chinese market, after the United Kingdom and the United States.

Which means there are more and more overseas Chinese buyers to purchase works of art and visiting art exhibitions around the world, and local galleries and auction houses in mainland China to promote the increasing number of overseas artists.

Responsible editor: Wang Hao

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一位购物者端详一辆售价800万元人民币的劳斯莱斯幻影轿车。

　　原标题：英媒：中国富二代热衷收藏艺术品 称以此回报社会

　　参考消息网6月9日报道 英媒称，林瀚花了100万美元买下了自己平生第一件艺术品，彼时的他只有26岁。那件作品由中国画家曾梵志创作，曾经登上过一份艺术品目录的封面。而林瀚之所以决定买下这幅画，是因为他知道此举肯定会引发媒体和艺术界的关注。

　　英国广播公司网站6月7日报道，如今，4年过去了，林已经自豪地成为了M-Woods的老板兼创始人，那是一间位于北京潮流艺术区的博物馆。

　　这位年轻企业家20多岁时便通过成功创办和管理一家设计咨询公司赚得了不菲的财富。他随后将由此获得的利润投资于股票和房地产市场，但他却并不快乐。

　　“我以前的生活很无聊。”林说，“我先是收藏自行车标，然后是汽车。但这些都不足以满足我的想象力。两年半以后，我开始收藏艺术品。”他说，他最近刚刚花了10天时间去欧洲参观了一些基金会和博物馆。短短几年内，他已经收藏了200多件艺术品。他计划每年投入300万美元购买艺术品，但却总是超支。

　　林瀚是二十几岁的中国年轻富豪群体中的一员，他们并没有将巨额财富用于购买大牌服装，而是把资金投入到雕塑、绘画和装置艺术中。

　　这群人在中国被称作“富二代”，由于从父辈那里继承了巨额财富，但却浮夸而自大，他们屡屡遭到媒体和公众的批评。不过，一些富二代正在试图改变这些财富给他们塑造的个人形象。他们中的很多人都受过更好的教育，也比父辈更有见识，所以他们期待通过不同的方式来体现自己在中国社会里的较高地位。

　　“我很幸运，我想回报社会。”林瀚说。他创办这座博物馆的初衷是为了分享自己的藏品。博物馆的外面还有一片免费的公共空间，可以用于表演和举办音乐会。

　　“艺术改变了我看待事情的方式。5年前我的思想只流于表面，现在变得更深刻了。”他补充道。

　　这些新富阶层的孩子多数都受过良好的教育，而且在海外获得了广博的见识，家境也很富裕。

　　林瀚预计自己今年大约会购买300万美元的艺术品，弗兰克·林则会花费5万至6万美元。作为中国当代艺术画廊北京艺的创始人，梅格·马吉奥表示，中国买家的平均开支为1万英镑（1.4万美元）。

　　“中国艺术品藏家群体的确出现了新的趋势。以前的藏家平均年龄为50岁，现在更接近20岁。”佳士得亚洲区总裁魏蔚说，“其中很多都是富二代。我过去两三年见到了很多新面孔。中国对艺术品的热情普遍很高。”“他们的父母忙着赚钱，儿女则在购买艺术品。他们都受过良好的教育，经常逛博物馆。”

　　他们通常都会追求多样化的投资选择，提升自己的公共形象，并通过艺术更深入地了解自己国家以及世界其他地区的文化。与父辈们更关注于购买中国古董不同，他们并不排斥购买海外艺术品。他们更有冒险精神，选择投资目标时也更为大胆。因此来自西方艺术家的现当代艺术品也在进入中国艺术品收藏市场，而在此之前，这块市场一直都被中国古董主导。

　　根据最新的TEFAF艺术品市场报告，中国市场去年总销售额达到116亿美元。尽管这一数字较2014年大幅降低23%（一定程度上源自中国经济增速放缓），但中国市场在全球占比仍然高达19%，仅次于英国和美国。

　　这意味着有越来越多的中国买家到海外购买艺术品，并前往世界各地参加艺术展，而中国当地的画廊和拍卖公司也在中国大陆推介越来越多的海外艺术家。

责任编辑：王浩成

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