Alright, now it's time for market value management and improving the quality of listed companies. Press conferences are held during the day, and policies and measures are intensively recommended at night—this is a combination punch.

The "Guidelines" require listed companies to enhance operational efficiency and profitability based on improving their quality, and to legally and compliantly utilize methods such as mergers and acquisitions, equity incentives, cash dividends, investor relations management, information disclosure, and share buybacks to boost their investment value.

The "Guidelines" clarify the responsibilities of listed companies' boards of directors, directors, senior management, controlling shareholders, and other relevant parties. They also impose specific requirements, such as major index constituent companies disclosing market value management systems and long-term undervalued companies disclosing valuation improvement plans. Meanwhile, the "Guidelines" explicitly prohibit listed companies from engaging in illegal activities under the guise of market value management.