Group 1 - The A-share market has experienced a strong rebound driven by a series of policy reforms known as the "9.24" new policy, which aims to reshape the ecological structure of China's capital market [1] - The new policy focuses on enhancing investor confidence through comprehensive reforms in investment, financing, and corporate governance, positioning the capital market as a "new reservoir" for safeguarding residents' wealth [1] - By January 2025, a multi-department plan will be implemented to encourage long-term funds, such as insurance and pension funds, to enter the market, indicating a shift from policy text to market momentum [1] Group 2 - The financing sector has seen revitalization through optimized review rules, supporting 230 major asset restructurings in one year, which aids in the integration of listed companies [2] - The introduction of the "Technology Board" in the bond market has opened new financing channels for innovative enterprises, particularly in sectors like chips, biomedicine, and new energy, fostering a positive cycle of industry-market-resident wealth growth [2] - The implementation of new delisting regulations aims to enhance the overall quality of listed companies by removing "zombie" firms and improving investor protection, thereby increasing the value of quality stocks and funds held by residents [2] Group 3 - The transformation of the capital market from a speculative to a value-oriented market reflects a commitment to an investor-centric approach, allowing ordinary people to share in economic growth and achieve asset preservation and appreciation [3] - The capital market serves not only as a financial platform but also embodies the aspirations of millions of families for a better life [3]