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The ChiNext Index, tracking China's Nasdaq-style board of growth enterprises, rose 25.81 points, or 2.83 percent, to close at 936.42 on Tuesday.
China's stock index futures closed up on Tuesday with the contract for September, the most actively traded, up 1.92 percent from the previous trading day to 2,832.2 points.
Hong Kong stocks gained 388.66 points, or 1.99 percent, to close at 19,875.53 on Tuesday.
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group's China unit has received regulatory approval to trade gold futures on the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
China's stocks rebounded on Tuesday following consecutive fall on previous five trading days.
Shares of Great Wall Motor Co fell the most in more than two months in Hong Kong trading on Monday. The decline came after Wei Jianjun, the company's chairman, said China's largest maker of pickup trucks may not meet its 500,000-unit sales target this year.
Taikang Life Insurance Co Ltd, the country's fifth-largest life insurer, plans to have a dual listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai within three years, Chairman Chen Dongsheng said on Monday.
China's central bank will not drain funds from the money markets through 28-day bond repurchase agreements on Tuesday, Reuters reported.
XCMG Construction Machinery Co Ltd has obtained approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission for an initial public offering in Hong Kong, Reuters reported.
A majority of listed Chinese companies have forecasted growing profits in the first three quarters of this year despite growing concerns over a global economic downturn, according to recent data.
The framework for bringing yuan funds raised offshore to the Chinese mainland will be in place by the end of this year.
Hong Kong stocks gained 86.95 points, or 0.45 percent, to close at 19,486.87 on Monday.
