Have you noticed that recently, whenever you open the news, it’s all about foreign capital pouring money into China again? I originally thought it was just a gimmick, but on closer inspection, huh? It’s really not groundless. More than 320 billion foreign capital has quietly come in.

To be honest, I’m also puzzled. But you can’t just watch the spectacle of this matter. You have to dig deep into the underlying logic to figure out how the wind suddenly changed.

Let me start with something down-to-earth.

A few days ago, Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley successively issued adjustment reports, raising their predictions for China’s GDP growth rate this year. The former said it was adjusted to 4.7%, and the latter was not willing to lag behind either, raising it from 4.2% to 4.5%. Neither of the two companies is stupid, especially those on Wall Street. They can make sarcastic remarks with their words, but when it comes to making real money, they are always aiming for opportunities.