Data from Wind reveals that, as of 8:00 PM on July 13, a total of 657 A-share listed companies have published their first-half performance forecasts. Among them, 319 companies anticipate an increase in profits, 21 expect a slight uptick, and 83 foresee a turnaround from losses to profits. This results in an optimistic outlook ratio surpassing 60%. Notably, for 147 of these companies, the lower limit of net profit attributable to the parent company for the first half of the year has already exceeded their total net profit for the entire year of 2025. These companies include industry leaders such as China State Shipbuilding Corporation, Jiangbo Pharma, and Tinci Materials. The first-half performance of over 650 listed companies indicates that optimistic outlooks are not confined to emerging industries; several traditional sectors are also witnessing significant recovery. On the one hand, AI technology is propelling profit growth among listed companies, fostering a comprehensive profit chain that spans from chips and storage to optical fibers. On the other hand, traditional sectors like chemicals, non-ferrous metals, and shipbuilding are experiencing enhanced market conditions, underscoring the resilience and innovative vitality of the Chinese economy. Based on the price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios calculated from expected performance, 118 companies boast P/E ratios below 20 times, with over 20 seeing their ratios plummet to single digits.