The first is QDII, but QDII has few open-end funds and is not particularly good;

The second is to buy in Hong Kong. As a free port and financial center, Hong Kong can buy global funds. Of course, the premise is that you have to open an account in a Hong Kong bank and sign an agreement.

2.QDII, the acronym of "qualified domestic institutional investor", refers to the institutional arrangement established in a country under the condition that RMB capital is not convertible and the capital market is not open, and approved by the relevant departments of the country, allowing domestic institutions to invest in securities investment business such as stocks and bonds in the overseas capital market in a controlled way.

The direct purpose of establishing this system is to "further open the capital account to create more foreign exchange demand, make the RMB exchange rate more balanced and market-oriented, and encourage more domestic enterprises to go abroad, thus reducing the trade surplus and capital account surplus", which is directly manifested in allowing domestic investors to directly participate in foreign markets and gain global market benefits.