I have a brilliant idea.

China, in order to protect its citizens, may not open up online gambling to its own country, but it can actually act as a gambling protector.

Currently, Chinese-owned gambling companies are essentially spread across the globe, whether they are operators or manufacturers, they are basically controlled by Chinese people in the background. However, now Chinese people can only be forced to work overseas, legally paying taxes to these countries, and illegally being exploited by these poorer countries. This has actually caused a significant loss of foreign exchange.

China could open up a place, such as Hainan Island, to offer offshore licenses, allowing gambling practitioners from all over the world to come and work there, with well-designed tax policies. Wouldn't this be extremely beneficial? It would prevent the outflow of Chinese nationals and could also influence practitioners from other countries. We are all looking at Thailand, Sri Lanka, and others, but China is actually the most suitable place, with armed forces, international status, infrastructure...