2. Intensify the pressure of RMB depreciation.

Economists say that Britain's departure from the EU may panic the financial market, lead to capital outflow from China, intensify the pressure of RMB depreciation, and challenge the central bank's monetary policy management.

Today, the RMB has just joined the IMF's monetary package, which is an important step in the internationalization of the RMB. China is promoting the RMB settlement policy with its major trading partners, thus consolidating and strengthening the international influence of the RMB. Britain has given China great support in this respect-London has become the second largest offshore RMB settlement center after Hong Kong.

3. China-EU trade cooperation may face changes.

4. China enterprises no longer "enter Europe".

Since the United States formulated the strategy of returning to the Asia-Pacific region, the pressure on China's surrounding environment has increased sharply, and it is urgent to find new partners to alleviate the economic and political pressure jointly exerted by the United States and Japan. Similar to China, the EU has also suffered from excessive intervention by the United States, which has reduced its autonomy in international trade. In this case, the EU has become an important strategic partner for China to cope with the pressure from the United States, and Britain is an important link for China to knock on the door of the EU.

5. China people may have a window to buy houses overseas.

Generally speaking, the British referendum will have a great impact on Sino-British and Sino-European trade. If Britain stays in the EU, China can continue to strengthen cooperation as planned. However, once Britain leaves the European Union, Britain and the European Union will sign "isolation orders" in many fields in the next two years, which will bring great instability to the economic operation. This means that China needs to re-formulate a more cautious strategy to promote cooperation with the EU.