China’s economic growth in the past 18 years has been remarkable, however, its stock market performance, as indicated by the Shanghai Composite and Hang Seng indices, has been relatively stagnant in comparison to the S&P 500 and Nifty 50. The disparity in stock market performance between China and other major economies like the United States and India has been a topic of interest among investors and analysts. While China has shown consistent economic growth, its stock market has not mirrored this success. The S&P 500 and Nifty 50, on the other hand, have shown strong performance and have outperformed the Chinese indices. This trend has raised concerns about the underlying factors influencing China’s stock market and its ability to attract investors. Despite China’s economic achievements, such as becoming the world’s second-largest economy, its stock market still lags behind its global counterparts. Analysts suggest that factors such as government intervention, regulatory hurdles, and lack of transparency may be contributing to the underperformance of Chinese stocks. As China continues to navigate its economic and financial landscape, investors will be closely monitoring its stock market performance and looking for opportunities to capitalize on potential growth.