As China deepens its integration into the global economy, moving capital legally and efficiently across its borders has become a core challenge for corporate CFOs, cross-border investors, and high-net-worth individuals. Yet the professional complexity of foreign exchange regulations often leaves practitioners unsure where to begin.

This book takes compliance as its foundation and practical operation as its guide, systematically mapping every legal channel for moving money into and out of China. Across ten chapters, it begins with the underlying logic of FX management and then breaks down profit repatriation and inbound investment, trade settlement, individual cross-border flows, free trade zone channels, tax planning, and banking practice. Each chapter includes practical checklists and real-world case reviews to help readers understand regulatory intent, prepare documentation accurately, work effectively with banks, and avoid compliance risks.

This book does not offer "gray-area tricks" to circumvent regulation. Instead, it is dedicated to helping readers find the optimal path for cross-border capital movement within the existing legal framework. Whether the task is repatriating profits from a foreign-invested enterprise, bringing overseas financing back into China, or transferring personal assets, readers will find clear operational guidance and risk warnings.

This is a reference book for practitioners and an entry-level guide to understanding the logic of China's cross-border capital management. In an era of RMB internationalization and regulatory digitalization, mastering compliant channels means mastering the initiative in capital movement.