I find that the public's thoughts are easily influenced by many one-sided pieces of information. Everyone should take the time to read more books and not just watch one-sided opinion fast food videos. I won't say that the policies currently in place are the best, but they are likely beneficial to ordinary people given the current situation. For example, foreign exchange controls are actually advantageous for most people, with a limit of $50,000 per person, which is sufficient for ordinary individuals; the controls target the illegal money of the wealthy. Fighting against virtual currency scams does not mean that you cannot trade cryptocurrencies; trading cryptocurrencies is not illegal. The main reason for this is that there are too many scams causing social chaos and facilitating the movement of illegal money. Additionally, controlling foreign exchange is not just about preventing money from flowing out; it also restricts excessive inflows. If money is all flowing domestically, it will devalue, leading to skyrocketing prices, and the biggest losers are still the common people. This is sometimes the reason for investing money abroad for development. To put it simply, money is just a piece of paper that exchanges for resources! The value of the Renminbi is far from that of the US dollar. To put it bluntly, there are domestic and foreign markets, and it's essential to maintain a strict balance. Managing the circulation of currency and inflation at a national level is relatively much simpler than on a global scale!

Don't think every day that the moon is rounder abroad; it can only be said that there are pros and cons, and the key lies in the individual!