China's top financial officials, including China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Chairman Wu Qing and Vice Chairman Li Ming, have announced a new round of comprehensive reforms aimed at deepening the opening of the capital market. Speaking at the 10th anniversary summit of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect program and the International Financial Leaders Investment Summit on November 19th, Wu Qing emphasized the acceleration of market liberalization and the expansion of eligible stocks under the Stock Connect. Li Ming highlighted the optimization of the Stock Connect mechanism and enhanced cross-border regulatory coordination to support tech innovation and new productivity. Additionally, Yu Wenqiang, Chairman of the China Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation (CSDC), stated that efforts will be made to streamline the interconnectivity mechanism to cater to investors' diverse needs. The reforms also include improving the efficiency of the overseas listing filing process and supporting eligible domestic companies in going public internationally. These measures are part of China's broader strategy to create a better environment for global investors.