On October 23, Wang Han, the Global Chief Economist at Industrial Securities, observed that the recent substantial correction in the A-share market was driven mainly by a combination of factors. These included heightened volatility in overseas financial markets, a weakening of global risk sentiment, and a recalibration of anticipated returns from artificial intelligence investments. Nevertheless, these short-term market gyrations do not signal any shift in the underlying strength of China’s economy. As asset valuations undergo adjustments and risks are incrementally alleviated, the market is anticipated to redirect its attention toward economic expansion, corporate earnings, and the enduring worth of Chinese assets. Over the medium to long term, shifts in the global risk-return profile could accentuate the relative stability and strategic importance of Chinese assets in global portfolios.