Of course, it is to change into their own currency and remit it back to their own country. According to the regulations of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, as long as the foreign-funded enterprises pay the income tax in accordance with the laws of China after making profits, they can repatriate the whole amount to the parent company.

The problem now is that foreign-funded enterprises are generally unwilling to do so. There are three reasons:

1, RMB is expected to appreciate, repatriation is delayed, and the same RMB can be exchanged for more domestic currencies;

2. China has more opportunities to make money, higher capital profit rate, and more money to stay in China to earn more money;

3. At present, China's foreign exchange reserves are too large, and the pressure on RMB is very great. The state adopts strict measures to restrict the entry of foreign capital. Therefore, it is more difficult to come in after the profits have gone out.