This weekend, a movie called "Bull Arrives" went viral. The nation's most responsive wishing well opened in cinemas this year. People bought tickets not to watch the film, but hoping their stocks would rise. Netizens also noticed that the director of "Bull Arrives" follows only one account on social media—not a film critic influencer, but Tonghuashun (Hithink RoyalFlush). The slogan "Bull Arrives, Will Eventually Reach" was collectively read by investors as "The Bull Market Will Eventually Arrive." On the cinema seat selection page, the characters "Bull Arrives" were displayed alongside intraday charts of limit-up moves; when a little bull tripped over a stone, bullet comments flooded with "Tripping Format." Four words to summarize: Touch the bull, and it rises. Speaking of which, the creative ways stock investors pray for a bull market have a long-standing tradition...