The Chinese stock market experienced a significant downturn, opening with a 10% drop on Monday. This sharp decline marks one of the largest single-day crashes in modern Chinese history, comparable to the 2015 market meltdown. The impact of the Chinese market's plunge is not isolated, as it has triggered a global market reaction. Other major markets including Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, and Australia also saw significant declines at the open, with Taiwan's stock index falling 9.8%, Hong Kong stocks collapsing more than 9%, Japan's Nikkei 225 dropping 8.3%, the Australian stock index plummeting 6%, and NASDAQ-100 futures opening down 5.4%. The ripple effects of this downturn are expected to extend to other financial sectors, with investors bracing for potential impacts on cryptocurrencies, commodities, and emerging economies. Three major markets were in the red by 10% an hour into trading, and there are concerns that Europe might experience even more severe declines.