The new "National Nine Articles" was launched in mid-April, followed by a series of supporting policies implemented by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges, involving dividends, delisting, and so on. Many listed companies have made arrangements for interim dividends this year. In the Hong Kong stock market, dividend payouts by listed companies are also a highly discussed topic. Chan Yat-ting said that the Hong Kong stock market is an international capital market with investors from all over the world and is highly diversified. They have investment needs for both high dividend companies and high-growth companies. "If a company enters the dividend-paying stage, it means that the company is making money and has the ability to distribute part of its earnings to investors according to their shareholding ratio. The inclusiveness of the Hong Kong stock market is relatively high, not only providing listing opportunities for these companies, but also providing listing conditions for many high-growth companies that have not yet been profitable and may take several years to achieve profitability. It requires patience to invest in these companies." (Securities Times)