On August 19, Hamilton, the Head of Client Solutions at Invesco Asia-Pacific, remarked that numerous Chinese tech firms are demonstrating favorable profit trajectories. Despite this, their valuations persist at levels considerably lower than those of their global tech counterparts, presenting global investors with an appealing risk-to-reward proposition. Investors are increasingly recognizing that China is not merely a consumer of AI technology but also a pivotal innovator in domains such as AI large-scale models, cloud infrastructure, semiconductors, and intelligent manufacturing. Presently, capital is selectively channeling into China's AI, semiconductor, robotics, and advanced manufacturing-linked sectors. ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) have emerged as one of the principal vehicles for executing this investment approach. Data reveals that from July to mid-August, 217 foreign institutions undertook a cumulative total of 547 research expeditions to 163 A-share enterprises, with the electronics, machinery and equipment, and electrical equipment sectors constituting nearly half of the total visits. The focal points of research encompassed integrated circuits, computing hardware, and optical modules.