[The "certainty" of China's assets strengthens the inherent stability of the capital market] September 10th: Recently, the market discussion on "liquidity" has heated up. From the perspective of the global market, the yields on the government bonds of many countries, represented by U.S. bonds, have soared, triggering widespread market concerns about liquidity squeezes; from the perspective of the A-share market, trading volume has shrunk in the past two days, and some voices have interpreted it as a signal of tightening market liquidity. Many market experts interviewed believe that the current liquidity of A-shares is still within a healthy range. In the long term, the stability of China's economy and policies, the acceleration of technological innovation leading to changes in the industrial structure, and the global market's recognition of the safety of Chinese assets will further consolidate the independent pricing capabilities of A-shares. (Shanghai Securities News)