The has has been a heady time for players in the Chinese stock markets. After the government began stepping up measures in late September to breathe new life into a flagging economy, stock prices soared, before stabilizing a bit as investors awaited details. Top lawmakers are set to reveal more stimulus on November 8. But public concern about the long-term economic outlook may prove difficult to allay. This was true even before Donald Trump, who threatened to impose massive tariffs on Chinese goods, became president-elect of the United States.