china-iic.

The general term of the brand that the Chinese stock is listed on the Stock Exchange in mainland China and the securities exchange of Hong Kong.
In addition, there is it when Chugoku Kigyo includes the listed stocks (H stock in the wide sense) in the overseas market such as Singapore market or New York market.

The words that have begun to be used from about 2000.
Asian stock / Hong Kong stock was used before it, but these words have begun to spread because B stock rose suddenly by mainland B stock opening in 2001, and even Japan attracted attention at a bound.

With the Chinese stock, it points at a brand listed on the Stock Exchange in Hong Kong Stock Exchange and both Shanghai / Stock Exchange of mainland China basically.
But it is often that the brand listed on the Stock Exchange in Taiwan Stock Exchange is dealt with exceptionally and tends it to be said with Asian stocks with Taiwan stock or Korea stock.

To confine foreign (including the Japanese) business to both securities exchange of Shanghai / the sen of mainland China; a double feature of A-share and B stock.
The A-share that is accepted business only the Chinese nation as a general rule more than Shanghai and 1000 brands in the sen.
B stock 100 that the foreigner can have dealings (thrown open to the Chinese nation like statement above in 2001) is brand strong.

Attention gathers in Chugoku Kigyo (H stock) listed on the Stock Exchange in Hong Kong Stock Exchange from about 2003 and I can write it in the beginning in the next year from the end of the same year and rise suddenly.
It became rare that it pointed at a case such as the Chinese stock, B stock in Japan (because in the first place B stock had few brands, and the blue chip issue was limited to, and the index was sluggish generally after 2001) and, after this matter, came to almost point at Hong Kong listed issue.