qdii funds are funds for domestic investors to invest in overseas assets. The targets that qdii funds can invest in are: 1. Structured investment products linked to fixed income, equity, credit, commodity indexes, funds and other targets; 2. Bank deposits, certificates of deposit, bills of exchange, bank and commercial bills, repurchase agreements, etc.; 3, government bonds, corporate bonds, convertible bonds, mortgage-backed securities, etc.; 4. Ordinary shares and depositary receipts that are allowed to be traded; 5. Warrants, options and futures that are allowed to be traded; 6. Public Offering of Fund where investment is allowed.

The targets that p>qdii funds cannot invest in are: 1. Investing in real estate; 2. Investing in real estate mortgage; 3. Investing in precious metals or precious metal certificates; 4. When borrowing temporary funds, the borrowing ratio shall not exceed 1% of the fund's net asset value; 6. Using financing to buy securities, except investing in financial derivatives; 7. Participating in short-selling transactions without holding underlying assets; 8. Engaging in securities underwriting business; 9. Prohibited by China Securities Regulatory Commission.