Currently, China has adopted controlled policies for the inflow and outflow of domestic and foreign funds, with an emphasis on controlling the outflow while expanding the inflow of funds, which restricts the free movement of capital in and out of the country. 

However, Zhongma Fund has optimized its portfolio by leveraging its comprehensive licenses for domestic and overseas funds, including QDLP, QFLP, and QDIE. This optimization has opened channels for the free movement of capital between China and abroad. 

QDLP and QDIE have undergone comprehensive relaxation at both the entity and investment scope levels. They can be seen as a comprehensive upgrade of the QDII system, especially as they do not impose any specific restrictions or requirements on the investment scope. In essence, they have opened the door for domestic investors to engage in offshore private equity fund investments, providing a comprehensive channel for domestic investors to strategically expand into overseas markets.

Simultaneously, the income generated from domestic and foreign investments can be retained overseas, fully satisfying the capital outbound needs of domestic investors.