Rowling, Zhang is described by acquaintances as a “round-faced, not very tall” woman who

“doesn’t like dressing up and looks like a person of action”.Over the years, Zhang’s low

profile has helped her remain largely unknown.”I’m an entrepreneur. A high profile is

unnecessary,” Zhang was quoted as saying by the Shanghai-based China Business News, whose

reporter described her speaking as “extremely fast”.”This title is just a calculation, not a

big thing for me,” Zhang Yin told a Xinhua reporter last week. “But it’s very important for

my group. We have worked for 20 years to make the fortune.”The eldest of eight children in a

poor soldier’s family in northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province, Zhang learnt independence

at an early age by looking after her brothers and sisters.She started her career in waste

paper trading in Hong Kong with30,000 yuan in 1985 and has stuck with the paper industry

since then.Aspiring to be the “queen of waste paper”, Zhang continued to build her realm in

the United States by setting up the America Chung Namp, Inc. (ACN) in 1990.