In the past few years, China has been striving to modernize and internationalize its economy. To achieve this goal, the Chinese government has taken a series of measures to promote financial marekting and innovation, and to encourage more foreign capital to enter the Chinese market.

One important step has been to expand the use of the renminbi around the world. Since 2016, the renminbi has risen from a relatively small currency market to become one of the world's largest holders of foreign exchange reserves. It is now the world's sixth most active currency for payments, behind the dollar, euro, yen, pound sterling and Hong Kong dollar.

The RMB has achieved this status mainly due to the following factors:

First, the Chinese government has been strengthening its cooperation with the international community by signing bilateral agreements and multilateral agreements with other countries to actively expand the cross-border use of the RMB. For example, Chinese banks and Financial Institutions Groups have begun to provide RMB services, including deposits, loans, payment settlement, etc., which has greatly promoted the circulation and trading of RMB.

Secondly, with the development of China's economy and the improvement of internationalization, more and more enterprises have begun to use the RMB as a trade settlement currency, which has also provided a solid foundation for the international status of the RMB.

Thirdly, the Chinese government has also introduced a series of policies and measures to encourage enterprises and individuals to invest in RMB assets. These policies include lowering corporate income tax rates and relaxing restrictions on foreign dividends and dividends, which have played a positive role in the use and development of the RMB.

Finally, as China's technological prowess has grown, so has the renminbi's payment system. For example, the People's Bank of China has launched its own digital currency, the digital renminbi, which offers high security and transparency, helping to further enhance the efficiency and quality of renminbi payments.

Overall, the return of the RMB to its status as one of the four major active payment currencies in the world is an important symbol of China's sustained and stable economic growth and internationalization process. In the future, with the continuous improvement of China's economic development level, the international influence of the RMB will further expand, and the RMB will continue to play an important role in contributing to the development of China and the world economy.