As of March 2021, the number of Chinese A-share investors exceeded 180 million.

China’s stock market is the stock market of the People’s Republic of China. It started as a pilot project in 1989 and was established based on the concept of launching if the trial goes well and stopping if the trial fails.

So in the stock market operations before 1995, the biggest negative news was usually the news that China’s stock market pilot program would be suspended or the stock market would be closed. Later, affected by the "3.27 Treasury Bond Futures Incident", China's futures market underwent a comprehensive rectification in 1995, and China's stock market became the target of support. Only then did the stock market usher in real benefits and enter a period of great development.

Limits on price increases and decreases:

In order to curb excessive speculation and prevent excessive rises and falls in the market, the stock exchange stipulates that the securities trading price of the day should be the first in daily transactions. The range of fluctuations based on the closing price on a trading day.

Today, the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges implement a 10% price limit. (The rise and fall limit for ST shares and S shares that have not completed the share reform is 5%, and the rise and fall limit after the GEM pilot registration system is 20%).