You can buy Korean stocks in China, but not in the mainland.

1. You can buy Korean stocks from a larger brokerage firm in Hong Kong.

2. Also go directly to Korea to buy.

3. In mainland China, there is no ETF that can directly buy the Korean stock index, and you cannot directly buy Korean stocks.

Extended information:

South Korea said that Chinese capital has withdrawn from the Korean stock market at a rate of 10 times:

1. The geopolitical contradictions between China and South Korea have begun to become more and more obvious. impact on the economy. Yonhap News Agency reported on January 4 that according to data released by the Korean Financial Supervisory Service that day, from January to the end of November 2016, Chinese investors sold a net 1.5 trillion won (approximately RMB 8.6 billion) of stocks in the Korean stock market.

2. It is understood that Chinese capital was a net buyer in the Korean stock market from 2010 to 2014, and switched to a net seller in 2015, with a net sales amount of 136 billion won (approximately 780 million won). RMB), net sales in 2016 increased 10 times year-on-year. Chinese investors are withdrawing from South Korea at a tenfold rate, which is not unrelated to South Korea’s deployment of THAAD.

3. In July 2016, the South Korean Ministry of National Defense announced that the "THAAD" anti-missile system would eventually be settled in Seongju, North Gyeongsang Province. In August, Chinese investors sold a net 177 billion won of stocks. Sales in November were greater than purchases.

The scale of stocks held by Chinese investors has also decreased significantly. The scale of stock holdings, which once increased to 9.5 trillion won, dropped to 9.3 trillion won by the end of 2015, and dropped to 8.6 trillion won by the end of November 2016

Reference Data: People's Daily Online - South Korea says Chinese capital is withdrawing from the Korean stock market at a rate of 10 times