Since 2014, Chinese companies have initiated a wave of overseas mergers and acquisitions. Affected by this, property prices in Vancouver, Sydney and other places soared; the underlying companies' asset prices had also surged. However, to curb Chinese irrational investments in overseas this year, the Chinese government has begun to restrict part of the funds trading activities, coupled with the fact that different countries around the world have began to control the funds of China, it is expected that in the next few years, Chinese investors will be "absent" in the global financial markets, which might cause global asset prices to fall.