Personally, I think: 1, the partners of a limited partnership can be qualified as state-owned enterprises, but because state-owned enterprises can only be limited partners and cannot be executive partners, there is no concept that a limited partnership is controlled by state-owned shares, so there is no need to define it; 2. According to Article 8 of the Implementation Measures for Transferring Part of the State-owned Shares in the Domestic Securities Market to Enrich the National Social Security Fund, the state-owned shareholders confirmed by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Institution shall bear the obligation to transfer the shares of a joint stock limited company that has been publicly issued and listed for the first time after the promulgation of these Measures. Considering the characteristics of the partnership, I don't think it belongs to the transfer situation.