At present, China's attitude towards foreign exchange margin trading is vague. Around 2000, because foreign exchange dealers in Hong Kong went to the mainland to attract a large number of customers to trade, the market was relatively immature, and many investors in the mainland suffered great losses, including many state-owned enterprises, so the country completely stopped foreign exchange trading. However, with the continuous development of China's foreign trade economy and the improvement of the supervision of international foreign exchange trading platforms, the government no longer forcibly prohibits foreign exchange trading.