Μάγκες με τα λεφτά του μπαμπά: Τα πλουσιόπαιδα του Instagram από την Κίνα. Και ναι, είναι τόσο trash όσο φαντάζεσαι!

Μάγκες με τα λεφτά του μπαμπά: Τα πλουσιόπαιδα του Instagram από την Κίνα. Και ναι, είναι τόσο trash όσο φαντάζεσαι! (PHOTOS)


Mετά τα πλουσιόπαιδα του Instagram από ΗΠΑ, Μεξικό και Μέση Ανατολή, μας έρχονται και αυτά από την Κίνα!

Χαρακτηρίζονται ως "fuerdai" (πλούσιοι δεύτερης γενιάς η βλαχονεόπλουτοι όπως θα τους λέγαμε και εδώ) και ποστάρουν στο instagram φωτογραφίες όπου καίνε χαρτονομίσματα, των σκυλιών του με Apple Watch, με τα πολυτελή αυτοκίνητά τους και πολλές παραμφερείς αρχοντοκαγκουριές.
 Burning issue: China's president has ordered a crackdown on the super-rich and unemployed children of the of wealthy businessmen who post images of their decadent lifestyles on social media
Live fast: Many of them are part of the elusive 'Sports Car Club' where they send images of themselves - standing by their extravagant supercars - to other spoiled children doing the same
Anger: There has been a massive public backlash against them for flaunting their wealth on Weibo - China's version of Twitter - and hide behind their parent's wealth when they get in trouble with the law
Slap on the wrists: Chinese President Xi Jinping demanded that rich kids like this one be taught the value of money - 70 have been sent to a 'social responsibility retreat' where the fine for turning up late was £103
Troubled: Some experts think 'fuerdais' like Wang Sicong (left) - the son of China's richest man - show off because they are lonely, having received little or no attention from their workaholic parents
Scandal: The Chinese people were outraged when Guo Meimei (pictured)- considered the Queen of the fuerdai - was accused of selling sex for £62,000 at a 'drug party' in Sanya, Hainan province
Comeback: Meimei replied to her accuser by posting a picture of 5 million Yuan's-worth (£516,000) of casino chips online along with the caption: 'To rich to need to sell sex'
Rivalry: She was accused by fellow fuerdai Chen Junyu (pictured), a member of the Sports Car Club
Full house: He saw Guo's £500,000 in casino chips, and raised her a screenshot of a £382million bank balance
Super-rich: The tomboy's carpets are  lined with shopping bags from the world's most luxurious clothing brands, earning her the nickname 'Wu Zetian' after a wealthy and powerful Tang Dynasty empress
Flying high: How else would the heiress (right) of a property magnate travel than on her own private jet?
Barking mad: The extravagant Wang Sicong, the son of China's richest man, shared images of his dog Keke (pictured) wearing not one, but two, gold-plated Apple Watches
Arrogant: The images of Wang Keke (pictured) were shared alongside the message: 'I should actually be wearing four, seeing as I have four legs, but felt it was a bit much so I just put on two'
Party time: Wang Sicong (pictured) celebrated his 27th birthday in January at a luxury resort in Sanya where Korean popstar band T-ara performed
Social life: The Sports Car Club was formed in China in 2009 and has become a major social hub for fuerdai

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