Those who engage in fund evaluation business can release the results of the fund evaluation in either a public or non-public form:
(a) Public forms include mass media such as newspapers, radio stations, television stations, and the Internet. They also include lectures, seminars, analysis meetings, computer terminals, telephones, faxes, emails, text messages, etc., targeting an uncertain audience;
(b) Non-public forms include providing fund evaluation results to specific fund sales institutions, intermediaries, or fund investors.
Article 4: Those who engage in fund evaluation business shall adhere to the following principles:
(a) The principle of long-term orientation, which emphasizes the long-term evaluation of funds, cultivating and guiding investors' long-term investment philosophy. Investors shall not be misled by short-term and frequent fund evaluation results;
(b) The principle of fairness, which maintains a neutral position and treats all parties fairly.