You can't buy it directly, you can buy it indirectly.

Since my country's financial system has not yet been fully liberalized, Chinese investors can invest through QDII.

QDII, Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor, refers to a mechanism that allows domestic financial investment institutions recognized by the government to invest in overseas capital markets when capital projects are not fully liberalized.

QDII invests in overseas securities markets by establishing a number of closed-end funds in foreign currencies, which are QDII funds.

The first QDII fund in China was jointly launched by Huaan Fund Company and Lehman Brothers. This product allows investment in stocks, bonds and other products in overseas markets.

At present, QDII funds can only be purchased in foreign currencies, and the fundraising targets are mainly institutions and individual investors who hold foreign exchange and have a certain risk tolerance.