Did the generalized Zen Easy Investment Law of Sui Dynasty fail?

On March 8, 20 19, China Ding Yifeng announced that the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong had stopped trading in the company's shares from March 8, 20 19 at the instruction of the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission.

According to the announcement, the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission suspended trading this time in accordance with Article 8 (1) of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Rules Ordinance. Article 8. 1 of the Securities and Futures Ordinance stipulates that if the China Securities Regulatory Commission considers the announcements, statements, notices and other documents of a listed company to be false, incomplete or misleading, it has the right to order the company to suspend trading in order to protect the interests of investors. This means that China Dingyifeng was actually investigated by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission before being asked to suspend stock trading.

Now, Sui Guangyi has resigned from all his posts in China Dingyifeng, namely, non-executive director, chairman and member of the investor relations committee of the board of directors. However, what awaits China Ding Yifeng will be the result of the investigation by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission into its suspected market manipulation activities.

Therefore, the Zen Easy Investment Law really has long since failed.