Earlier this summer, a small Chinese company based in the seaside city of Xiamen went public on the Nasdaq Stock Market. It immediately turned into a sensation. The stock price for Pop Culture Group soared 1,200 percent in two days — from $6 a share to $78 a share — helping the company raise $37.2 million dollars. Pop Culture Group’s allure, while not anticipated, is a common one for investors: a Chinese company with a niche concept promising to take its massive domestic market by storm