“While the U.S. markets are rising, Asian stock markets are on fire.” well said Nicholas Vardy, stock analyst. Chinese economic boom made Chinese companies stock lucrative. Analysts believe the stable chinese grwoth will not stop till next decade.

China is booming again….., a special report published by TheStockAdvisors.com concluded that China and to access a diversified shopping list of stock and fund opportunities for you to consider as part of your own investing strategy.

Have a look some lucrative Chinese stocks.

China’s ambitious $586 billion stimulus package on made Guangshen Railway Limited (NYSE: GSH) looks very attractive stock for investment. Investment in railways has already tripled over this time by China. GSH looks to be an obvious choice to benefit from this trend. Indeed, pricing flexibility, stellar efficiency and utilization has made GSH the most profitable rail company in China.

China Unicom (NYSE: CHU), which has 21% market share in China, could be one of the best ways to play China’s astounding economic. CHU is targeting subscriber growth of 20 million to 30 million within a year. CHU  uses 3G WCDMA technology and recently announced it may partner with Apple to offer the iPhone.

E-House (NYSE: EJ) is the largest Chinese property agent. It is the Chinese version of Century 21 . in 2007, the government tried to curb the rapid rise in real estate prices by raising interest rates and increasing down payment requirements. Buyers paused, but the recent reversal of those policies has bolstered the housing market. The firm has a strong market position, doesn’t carry inventory like developers, and has a healthy balance sheet with no debt.

Asia Info Holdings (NASDAQ: ASIA) provides billing software to major telecoms carriers. China’s plan to adopt 3G, a much faster wireless protocol, was approved by the government in late 2008. Implementation cost is expected to top a whopping $60 billion. ASIA stands to benefit as their billing becomes increasingly necessary as data services expand.

New Oriental Education (NYSE: EDU) provides foreign-language training and college test preparation courses.
Education is highly prized in China, and the huge gap in wages between the educated and uneducated is leading families to invest heavily in their child’s studies. EDU  is a household name in China and a dominant player in providing early English education for children.

Longtop Financial (NYSE: LFT) is a great way to invest in the development of the financial sector in China.  LFT develops software to help banks run their business. The company reported outstanding quarterly results in excess of expectations recently; its outlook was equally as strong.

The way to win in solar is to invest in the industry leaders Sun- Tech Power Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: STP) . The Chinese government recently announced a plan to offer massive subsidies to Chinese solar companies. As the leading Chinese solar firm, STP will do very well from the generous offering that’s estimated to cover half the cost of entire installations. Amazingly, China currently represents only a 1% share of the solar market worldwide. But, now that there are new incentives and government mandates, this will change very rapidly.

China Fund (NYSE: CHN) is  a Shanghai-based investment firm, have a dozen dedicated China analysts that comb the country’s 32 provinces for investment ideas. management conducts over 1,000 company visits each year and won’t invest a single penny without personally checking out an operation first-hand. Right now the fund holds 72
stocks. The diversified portfolio represents a healthy sampling of ‘A’ shares and Hong Kong-listed ‘H’ shares, as well as companies based in nearby Singapore and Taiwan.

Sinovac (ASE: SVA), a bio-tech company, launched their first product, Healive, in 2002which was the first inactivated hepatitis A vaccine developed, produced and marketed in China. In 2005, they received regulatory approvals in China for the production of Bilive, a combination hepatitis A and B vaccine, and Anflu, a split virus influenza vaccine. In April 2008, they received regulatory approvals in China for the production of their whole viron pandemic influenza vaccine. SVA’s operating margin is 33 .51% and ROE is 20.1%. SVA’s 14.02%  of the shares are held by insiders, which is an indication that management has some skin in the game as well – and that’s always good.

KongZhong (NASDAQ: KONG), a Chinese mobile telecom player, it has been a star performer, rising 180% the past 12 months versus a 25% drop in the S&P 500 index. Revenue growth is running at 38%. The company is making acquisition to expand its operations.

There are lost of other lucrative stocks as well. Have a look here.

Good luck with your investing!