In February 2006, China's foreign exchange reserves reached US$ 853.6 billion, which has replaced Japan as the world's first foreign exchange reserve country.

Compared with the early days of reform and opening up in the late 1970s and early 1980s, China's foreign exchange reserves are less than/kloc-0.00 billion US dollars, and it has a huge reserve that is "the first in the world today", which fully shows the enhancement of its national strength. However, under the background of current economic globalization, behind the name of "the world's number one" foreign exchange reserve, a series of complicated signals with subtitle attract people's attention.