The rich kids of Beijing: Super-wealthy daughters of Chinese billionaires flaunt trips on private jets, £5,000 champagne bills and £16,000 rings online (despite the government telling them not to)
- Rich 'fuerdai' kids of China continue to flaunt wealth on social media
- Chinese president has attempted to crack down on ostentatious bragging
- Earlier this month banned rich kids from reality TV shows
- But youngsters continue to post images on yachts and private jets
They drive super cars, think nothing of spending hundreds of thousands in a single night and their displays of wealth are so outrageous that China's president has even taken steps to rein them in.
President Xi Jinping has attempted to crack down on ostentatious bragging by young 'fuerdai', which translates as 'rich second generation', with measures such as introducing a ban on wealthy kids appearing on reality TV shows earlier this month.
But, his efforts may be going to waste if the continued flaunting of wealth on social media is anything to go by.
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Sian_vivi_x, 21, is just one youngster who continues to document her enviable lifestyle for her 70,500 Instagram followers
Weymicho cited this haul of goods as the reason why it's not a good idea to do an internship in a shopping mall
Moneyed young women are still showing off their fast cars, designer clothes and trips on private jets on Instagram.
Sian_vivi_x, 21, is just one youngster who continues to document her enviable lifestyle for her 70,500 Instagram followers.
As well as sharing pictures sipping champagne with her friends on yachts and travelling by private jet, she thinks nothing of dropping $60,000 on 12 bottles of Perrier Jouet Belle Epoque while partying in Macau.
It's likely to be Hong Kong dollars, accepted in Macau, worth £5,350.
Christina Lee no doubt caused envy among her followers with a snap of her and two pals travelling by private jet
Christina and her friends enjoyed a party on a yacht, all wearing matching outfits
Christina showed off an impressive collection of Chanel and Hermes bags
She also recently shared an image of a bucket full of Dom Perignon bottles saying: 'Life is too short for s*** champagne. Cheers my lovies.'
Meanwhile Weymi Cho, 21, has advised her 18,100 followers on Instagram that it's unwise to do an internship at the mall.
The accompanying photo shows a haul of designer gear by Burberry, Kenzo, Agent Provocateur and Dior.
Weymi Cho said she'd need to order another wardrobe to fit her designer gear
Wey Micho in a Ferrari 488 at a luxury auto dealer in Vancouver
The 21-year-old, dressed in Kenzo, currently lives in Vancouver
She also posted about needing to buy another wardrobe to fit all her designer gear and a photo in a Ferarri 488 at a luxury car dealer in Vancouver where she currently lives.
Christina Lee no doubt caused envy among her followers with a snap of her and two pals travelling by private jet.
She also shared another on a yacht in which a chef appeared to be whipping up some fine cuisine in the background.
Sian has an enviable lifestyle and she's not shy about showing it off on social media
Sian spent the equivalent of more than £5,000 in champagne for a party in Macau
Sian recently shared an image of a bucket full of Dom Perignon bottles saying life is too short for s*** champagne
A group of friends joined Sian for champagne on a yacht trip
She simply captioned the image: 'White Party' as all of the guests were wearing matching outfits.
And she's also showed off an impressive collection of Chanel and Hermes bags.
When vickybabyswl treated herself to silver studded Louboutin shoes, she naturally uploaded them for her 803,000 followers to admire - as well as a selfie after a Saint Laurent shopping spree.
A.l.a.l beomaned the fact she'd not brought a car with a bigger boot to hold all her bags after a spree at designer boutiques, including Dior
A.l.a.l from Hong Kong likes to travel first class
A.i.a.i has a penchant for jewellery, sharing images of bling by Chopard and Cartier.
A.i.a.i described this Cartier panther ring as a little surprise after lunch. It costs around £16,000
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