Forbes China recently released its latest 30 Under 30 list. A total of 600 entrepreneurs and industry innovators under 30 years old in China have made the list. More recently, a Zhongshan entrepreneur named Zeng Jingqiang, born in 1990, made it onto the list.

Zeng Jingqiang is a native of Guangzhou. After graduating from Shenzhen University, he went onto Hong Kong Polytechnic University for postgraduate studies in multimedia design. After graduation, Zeng Jingqiang returned to Shenzhen with his team and started his own business.

In 2016, he targeted Zhongshan and in December he established Zhongshan Hejia'ankang Biotechnology Co Ltd, which is located in ZOS-Park.

Hejia'ankang is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the research and development of intelligent health products for the aged and the provision of health solutions. After three years of development, its "Intelligent Nursing Home System" was successfully installed and used at the Yikang Elderly Service Center in the Torch High-tech Industrial Development Zone. 

"Pieces of good news come one after another recently. Firstly, I was chosen to be on the 30 Under 30 China List. Then, I was invited to participate in the 6th World Internet Conference, where I witnessed a holographic projection and other latest technological achievements. These new technologies have further broadened my horizons and inspired my enthusiasm for innovation and entrepreneurship," said Zeng. 

The 30 Under 30 entrepreneurs average 27.5 years of age. The youngest one is just 17, and those from the post-90s generation lead the pack. Du Xintong, founder of Voice Changer, Song Chao, founder and CEO of Polaris Youth and Liu Delin, chairman of YOYO Luming, were also selected.