The strong performance of the Chinese stock market this year has attracted a large number of South Korean investors. Trading volume in mainland China and Hong Kong stocks has increased significantly. According to the latest data from the Korea Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation (KSDSC), as of the end of July, South Korean investors' cumulative trading volume in Chinese stocks had reached US$5.514 billion, exceeding the total for the entire previous year. The top ten Chinese stocks by net purchases by South Korean investors were concentrated in leading technology companies in sectors such as new energy vehicles, the internet, artificial intelligence, and semiconductors. According to the latest data released by a leading South Korean fund information service, the average return on Chinese equity funds issued in South Korea from January to July this year was approximately 10.3%. The steady growth of the Chinese economy has driven the leading returns of Chinese funds, attracting a large number of South Korean investors. In July alone, approximately 402.1 billion won (approximately 2.08 billion yuan) of net inflows into Chinese equity funds were recorded in the South Korean market.