In late November, China decided to resume initial public offerings in January after a freeze of more than a year.
Along with the decision was a new set of rules governing the issuance of IPOs. The basic aim is to establish an IPO registration system that breaks away from the previous approval system.
The badly performing stock market is driving Chinese investors to vent their frustration and anger online, calling for a suspension in the initial public offerings.
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