China’s tech crackdown has mostly affected offshore-listed internet giants, while the domestic market outperforms
is mostly affecting firms listed outside the country, helping to create a big performance gap between onshore and offshore Chinese stocks.
The wider index includes some shares listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, but is heavily tilted toward internet companies, most of which are listed in Hong Kong and the U.S.
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