Zhu Baoguo is the chairman of Shenzhen-based Joincare Pharmaceutical Group Industry.
Joincare started with making herbal tonics for women, which were based on a recipe Zhu bought from a Chinese medicine practitioner in his native Henan province.
The company has since expanded into a pharma empire with businesses in prescription drugs, traditional Chinese medicines, health products and diagnostic reagents.
Prior to his pharmaceutical venture, Zhu was a chemical engineer with a bachelor's degree in chemistry from the Henan Normal University.
Zhu also owns a stake in WeBank, a Chinese digital bank backed by Tencent.
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