Shenyang: In 1986, Shenyang became the first mainland Chinese city
after the 1949 communist takeover to open a securities market and the first to
allow a company to go bankrupt. Above, investors watch the electronic display board at a stock exchange in Shenyang in October 2009.
ChinaFotoPress/Getty Images
Elias Groll is an editorial assistant at Foreign Policy.
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