Goldman Sachs Wang Yajun: The attitude of overseas investors towards investing in Chinese assets is undergoing positive changes. Wang Yajun, co head of stock and capital markets at Goldman Sachs Asia (excluding Japan), stated at a media exchange conference in Beijing on May 14th that it can be felt from recent projects in which Goldman Sachs has participated that some overseas investors are experiencing a positive change in their attitude towards investing in Chinese assets. Wang Yajun stated that as the Chinese economy continues to recover and relevant policies continue to be implemented, overseas investors believe that Chinese assets are still investable after reassessing their asset allocation, and their attitude towards Chinese concept stocks is undergoing positive changes. In addition, he suggests that as the number of Chinese overseas companies continues to increase, overseas listed companies should respect market rules more and develop reasonable listing plans in combination with market changes. When it comes to A-shares, Wang Yajun said that China's huge economic size and capital market size cannot be ignored by overseas investors. For international capital, the A-share market has always been full of special attractiveness.