Tuesday's slide, the sharpest decline in Shanghai in 10 years, kicked off a wild week, with shares bouncing back nearly four percent on Wednesday, only to slide three percent the following day.
The Shanghai Composite Index, which covers A and B-shares, rose 34.33 points to 2,831.52 on Friday.
SYDNEY
Share prices closed down 0.42 percent with investor sentiment remaining negative after the global equity rout earlier in the week.
The SP/ASX 200 closed down 24.2 points at 5,786.0.
SINGAPORE
Share prices closed 0.45 percent lower, bringing the market's decline over four straight days to 7.07 percent.
Dealers said the market pared back marginal gains from earlier on Friday after renewed weakness on Wall Street and a subsequent mixed showing across regional bourses.
The Straits Times Index (STI) closed down 13.84 points at 3,078.74.
KUALA LUMPUR
Share prices closed 1.37 percent lower as selling pressure intensified in the afternoon session of trade.
Dealers said investors were reluctant to commit to positions ahead of the weekend after the recent global sell-off.
The composite index closed down 16.23 points at 1,164.68.
MUMBAI
Share prices slid 2.08 percent in nervous and volatile trade as investors locked in gains and steered clear of building up fresh positions ahead of the weekend.
Dealers said largely weak Asian markets kept trading sentiment subdued with capital goods, software and automobile stocks taking a hit.
The 30-share SENSEX index fell 273.42 points to 12,886.13.
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