At the 2026 Shanghai Stock Exchange International Investors Conference, Zhuang Qingxiu, chief investment officer of Malaysia's Lijia Capital, said she remains confident in continued investment in China, citing its position as the world's second-largest economy and gains in advanced manufacturing and technology innovation that she believes Chinese capital markets have not fully priced. She urged international investors to reassess their China exposure and the asset class's upside, and recommended

At the 2026 Shanghai Stock Exchange International Investors Conference, Zhuang Qingxiu, chief investment officer of Malaysia's Lijia Capital, said she remains confident in continued investment in China, citing its position as the world's second-largest economy and gains in advanced manufacturing and technology innovation that she believes Chinese capital markets have not fully priced. She urged international investors to reassess their China exposure and the asset class's upside, and recommended Chinese authorities strengthen protections for international retail investors to enable investment in early-stage innovative companies.