REUTERS
Chinese shares ended the week almost 8% lower after the trading started on Monday with shock losses and spread fear to global markets, according to the BBC.
On Friday, the mainland's benchmark Shanghai Composite closed up 4.8% at 3,232 points, the BBC has reported.
China's second bourse, the Shenzhen Composite, closed up 5.4% to 1,846 points, but ended the week 9.4% lower.
Other stock markets in Asia also continued their rebound, helped by a strong finish for U.S. shares.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 closed up 3% at 19,136 points, while the Hang Seng index in Hong Kong was 0.6% higher in late trading.