China Stock Exchange is the abbreviation of Chinese concept stocks in foreign or Hongkong stock markets, which refers to the stocks of companies registered in China listed overseas or companies registered overseas that have business and relationships in the Mainland. When China Stock Exchange first appeared, it was enthusiastically sought after by foreign investors, especially when it first entered the American market. However, the privatized China Stock Exchange may seek to return to A shares in the future.

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Concept stocks refer to stocks with special connotations, which are usually regarded as the subject of stock selection and speculation, and become a hot spot in the stock market. It has a specific name, thing, theme, etc. For example, financial stocks, real estate stocks, asset restructuring stocks, brokerage stocks, Olympic theme stocks, insurance stocks, futures concepts, etc. are all called concept stocks. Simply put, concept stocks are pre-speculation on the growth of operating performance in the industry where stocks are located.

Chinese concept stocks are the names of all China stocks listed overseas by foreign investors, because they are optimistic about China's economic growth. It has also been said that Chinese concept stocks "are all fabricated lies, just to make people believe their lies". Concept stocks are relative to blue chips. Blue-chip stocks need good performance support. Concept stocks rely on a certain theme, such as the concept of asset reorganization and the concept of three links to support prices.

Chinese concept stocks are relative to overseas markets, and the same company can be listed in different stock markets, so it is possible for some Chinese concept stocks to be listed at the same time in China. The reason why the United States accepts Chinese concept stocks is mainly because of the influence of China's huge market, which is equivalent to investing in China companies, but this reason is mainly because of the interest orientation of capital and the pursuit of higher investment returns, which has nothing to do with politics.