And to exaggerate the problems of China's economy can bring more uncertainties to the world economy, disturb the financial markets and eventually slow down the pace of recovery for all countries.

While the Shanghai Composite Index stumbled, stock markets in other major economies, such as the United States, Japan, Germany and many others, also went through a dramatic dive on Monday.

For this new round of financial fluctuation, the fall in Chinese stock markets only served as a starter, with the real causes being the slow recovery of world economy and a possible rate hike from the US Federal Reserve.

However, it also shows that how important the Chinese economy is to the world and how closely today's global markets are inter-connected.

And for that reason, international investors should calm themselves down and drop their unfounded anxiety over China's economic future.