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I would assume almost none is owned by China since their oil industry is nationalised.
They produce very little due to aging infrastructure, which they can't improve because almost no foreign investors want to put their money into a country which is so heavily sanctioned. It's declined to a terminal point - their tanker fleet is no longer authorised to operate in international waters, as they can't keep up with modern safety regulations. Their economy only worked when oil prices are high, and when you've got powerhouses like the US and Saudi Arabia wanting to push the oil price lower, that only makes their situation worse.
"heavily sanctioned"
Man PDVSA oil production cratered before the US started sanctioning their oil and its its own topic.