[South Korean Investors Bet on Chinese AI, $2.8 Billion Spent in Six Months: A Shares North Huachuang and Cambricon Snapped Up] Odaily Planet Daily News: Data shows that in the first half of the year, South Korean investors poured a total of $2.819 billion into Chinese assets through individual stocks and ETFs. The purchase amount of A shares surged 130.55% year-on-year, with North Huachuang and Cambricon leading the buying spree. In the Hong Kong stock market, SMIC and MiniMax topped the purchase rankings. Analysts at Standard Chartered Bank stated that overseas capital's attitude toward Chinese assets "has fundamentally changed." Among them, semiconductor equipment company North Huachuang ranked first in purchase amount with approximately $33.94 million, followed by Cambricon ($27.28 million), and CATL ($12.54 million) in third place. Beyond semiconductors, South Korean funds have also expanded into broader computing power infrastructure, including servers, data centers, power, and network support. (Everyday Economic News)