Welcome back to our weekly review of China's stock market. As always, there's a lot happening both on the mainland and in Hong Kong markets. This week, we'll delve into several key topics:

Electric vehicle (EV) makers in China are experiencing record deliveries. We'll examine the driving forces behind this surge and the leading companies in the sector.

The third plenum is approaching, and its significance cannot be understated. We'll look at the historical perspective of China's plenums and their impact on the economy and stock market.

Volatility in Chinese indexes is at 12-year lows, and protection measures are also at their lowest. We'll explore what this means for China's stock market in the latter half of the year.

There's a growing interest in ETFs among mainland investors, particularly those seeking better returns in US markets. We'll discuss this trend and what it means for the investment landscape.

We have a bunch of quick-hit news stories this week, plus much more to cover.

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After a bumpy start to the year followed by a rally, China's markets are now pulling back. What does this mean for you and your investment opportunities? Tune in to find out more.