China has imposed exit bans on at least two US citizens—a Wells Fargo banker and a US government employee—preventing them from leaving the country. Chinese authorities claim the banker, Chenyue Mao, is involved in a criminal case, while the government employee was reportedly questioned about his military service. These incidents have heightened concerns among Western businesses and officials about the risks of operating in China, especially as exit bans are seen as tools for diplomatic leverage or legal pressure. In response, Wells Fargo has suspended all business travel to China, and US officials have warned that such actions could further strain already tense US-China relations. The cases underscore growing anxieties about the safety and legal exposure of foreign nationals working in China.
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