China's stock market experienced significant disruptions on Friday as a massive buying frenzy gripped the market. Shares soared and turnover reached 710 billion yuan ($101 billion) in the first hour of trading. The Shanghai stock exchange faced glitches in processing orders and delays, which were attributed to the overwhelming volume of transactions. This surge in activity followed the implementation of long-awaited stimulus measures by the Chinese government, which may have contributed to the market's instability. According to Bloomberg, this was China's biggest stock buying frenzy in years.