How many companies are listed in Chinese mainland? What are their names?

I only know two, and I don't know the others. The earliest was Asian Media, which was the first investment project led by Zhang Fan and Shen Nanpeng after the establishment of Sequoia Capital China. In April, 2007, Asian Media was listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange, which brought nearly seven times the return on investment for Zhang Fan. Before listing, Sequoia accounted for 1 1.56% of the total share capital of Asia Interactive Media, and Zhang Fan was also a director of Asia Interactive Media. In May 2008, Sequoia cashed in 1.34% of the shares, and still holds 9. 19% of the shares of Asia Media, making it its second largest shareholder. The largest shareholder is the founder Cui Jianping, holding 36.65% of the shares. After listing, the share price of Asia Interactive Media rose rapidly from the issue price of 640 yen, and doubled in the first six trading days. On May 8, the closing price of Asian media reached 1238 yen, and even reached 2055 yen in mid-July. On August 20th, 2008, 19, the East Exchange announced that the stock of Asia Interactive Media, the first local enterprise listed on the East Exchange in China, was regarded as a variety from August 20th, 2008, and was delisted on September 20th. According to Hideki Yamamoto, China's chief representative of the East Exchange, the reason for being delisted was that "the accounting firm of Asia Interactive Media refused to issue an audit opinion for its 2007 annual report". In fact, the reason why the audit opinion can't be issued is that Cui Jianping, founder and CEO of Asia Interactive Media, secured the debt of Beijing Dolphin Technology Development Co., Ltd., a third-party enterprise, with a fixed deposit of RMB 6,543.8+0.69 billion in China Bank, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Beijing Kuanshi Network Technology Co., Ltd. "This is a serious illegal act." People in the industry were amazed and said that they could not understand Cui Jianping's practice. The Tokyo Stock Exchange also indicated that it will investigate the legal responsibilities of relevant personnel. China Qi Bo Environmental Protection Technology (Holdings) Co., Ltd. was successfully listed on the main board of Tokyo Stock Exchange in August 2007. It is the first non-Japanese enterprise in China and the first one in the world that has been approved by Tokyo Stock Exchange to directly land on Zhengdong's main board. "In the beginning, we never thought we could go to the motherboard. It was the minister in charge of IPO of Daiwa Securities who took the initiative to suggest that we abandon the GEM and go to the main board. " In mid-September, Bai Yunfeng, president and CEO of Qi Bo Environmental Protection, who just went public for one month, told reporters. Like many executives in this mountain, the judgment of the capital value of the enterprise itself may not come directly from the managers of the enterprise. On August 8, 2007, Qi Bo Environmental Solutions Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "China Qi Bo") was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, becoming the first non-Japanese company to be directly listed in the initial public offering of Zhengdong, Japan. A month later, the share price of China Qi Bo reached a high of 290,000 yen, which was 865,438+0% higher than the issue price of 6,543.8+6,000 yen per share, and the market value of China Qi Bo therefore exceeded/kloc-0.000 billion yen.