The Shanghai Stock Exchange has launched a special research project, which is related to securities firms practicing Chinese financial culture and serving rural revitalization.

Journalists learned from brokerage sources that the Shanghai Stock Exchange recently conducted a special survey among member brokerages, aiming to systematically review specific measures and phased achievements of brokerage institutions in promoting and practicing Chinese financial culture and serving the strategy of rural revitalization. The survey also aims to refine replicable and scalable best practices, further promote the integration of the core principles of "five dos and five don'ts" into brokerage governance and business practices, and continuously enhance the efficiency of member units in serving rural revitalization efforts. This survey is not only a "mid-term check-up" on the industry's practice of financial culture, but also provides a reference for future work. An industry insider analyzed to reporters that the survey outline explicitly requires brokerages to summarize typical cases of resisting fraudulent issuance, financial fraud, and mechanisms for innovation in service of national strategies, reflecting the clear intention of regulatory guidance for the industry to shift from scale-oriented to quality-oriented.