What is the history of stock development in China after liberation?

China's stock issuance has experienced the Qing government, the Beiyang government, the National Government (with Wang puppet government in the middle) and the New China People's Government. The currencies used to buy stocks are silver, silver dollar, legal tender, certificates of deposit, gold certificates of deposit, gold certificates and RMB. Today's collectors divide the stocks issued in the past 100 years into: Qing Dynasty, Republic of China, Liberated Areas, New China, New Period, shares of listed companies and stock subscription certificates. 1984- Proposing the idea of establishing a capital market1984165438+1October-China's initial stock issue 10000 shares 1986- The birth of the first stock exchange counter in China/kloc. July 0-Trial opening of Shenzhen Stock Exchange19965438+August 28-Establishment of China Securities Association 65438+May 0992 2 1 Day-Shanghai Stock Exchange cancels the price limit of stock trading 65438+August 099210-"81. +June 00 12- The Securities and Futures Commission was formally established1August 992-1August 994-The stock market became cold1July 30, 994-Three favorable policies to rescue the market caused a big rise19965438+February- 38+09 Market Breakthrough1June, 1999-Multiple favorable factors promote the stock market to skyrocket1July, 1999-The implementation of the securities law opened Pandora's Box: from the reduction of state-owned shares to the split share structure reform in June, 2006 1- The reduction of state-owned shares kicked off. 0110/0/23 October-Selling state-owned shares when the CSRC announced the suspension of initial issuance and additional issuance of shares 20065438+0 June-Social Security Fund officially entered the market in June 2002-the State Council decided to stop reducing its state-owned shares in 2002 12 February -QFII system April 30, 2005. From June 2005 to September 2006, the share reform market-non-tradable share reform is coming to an end. From the second half of 2006 to June 2007, 10, 16- The Shanghai Composite Index reached 6 124.04 points. Then, with the sharp decline of the international financial situation, the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States, the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the third largest investment bank in the world, the China stock market stood out. In 2009, the Shanghai Composite Index rose by 62. 19% during the year, and the growth rate of individual stocks was even close to that of 2007. There are more than 330 A shares (excluding new shares), accounting for 20% of the total, and 50% of the total shares have risen to 6000 points. At the beginning of 20 10, the opening index was unfavorable. After the initial rise, the Shanghai Composite Index fell below 3000 points and 65438 points on1October 27th. It is still hovering at 3000 points.