Bitcoin blockchain and Bitcoin non-custodial wallets give people their own bitcoin banks with full control, so they can bring their bitcoins around the world without problems. It's the same with transfer money through bitcoins because Bitcoin blockchain is perfect for decentralized, censorship-resistant, and irreversible transactions that are also borderless.

When you have to travel nation by nation, there will be need of securing your wallets and wallet backups, and in such sensitive situations, one of backups of backups is your brain and memory. If you want to avoid problems with customs, your brain and memory are good choices.

What would be the best way to get through customs at an airport with your Btc?

The ownership mkts access dichotomy is likely the most crucial here. Being allowed to own Bitcoin does not automatically mean that they can freely purchase. Sell and utilize the cryptocurrency with regulated domestic businesses. That's why this can be referred to as an unban. Also I believe the effect it would have on the global market would be more about the ability of mainland users to access exchanges and liquidity  not so much the language of the rule. Until then. The impact on Bitcoin could be much less than is implied by the story.

China’s position is definitely worth watching, but I think the bigger point is that Bitcoin’s network doesn’t depend on one country’s policy. Even with restrictions in place, the network itself keeps operating globally.

If you are very experienced in this market, has had many years in it, you will not expect too much on national strategic and regulatory policy changes in that nation, especially in China mainland. Not only expectation for positive changes, you will also be able to avoid fearful effects with any news, fuds from China.

You have that ability from your own experience in the market while newbies in this market don't have such valuable and important experience, so that they are most sensitive and vulnerable to fuds related to China. They will feel either positive or very negative and pessimistic depends on which sort of news spread on social media.

That nation is governed by a communist party, the dictatorship regime so they will only want to have powerful things that can help them to trace and control everything if possible. Digital yuan is their plan to do that more efficiently and cheaply while Bitcoin is not what can help their government achieving such centralized governance targets.

As a nation, as a government, they all want to have money so if blockchain is the industry that change and shape the world in coming decades. If cryptocurrency industry is the one to be adopted globally and the world future, China will not stay beyond the party but they will do have strict regulations that are unlike what used by Western nations' governments.

They will move toward future with their own regulations, that can be considered as almost unique, until something really big in politics happen in China mainland. I don't know when such national wide dramatic change happens, surely it will come but with my limited lifespan I won't expect that I will witness it. Bitcoin adoption is global, so only China won't prevent Bitcoin adoption becomes bigger in coming decades.

Not only being used by criminals, if I'm not mistaken, they have the idea that Bitcoin is being used by wealthy Chinese or anyone for that matter, for capital flight.

That's why they ban Bitcoin or any other crypto during that time. And up to know, with how Bitcoin is moving, with a lot of stake holders, big capitalist it's more that the Chinese are being afraid of it. But if you have to look at it, there are a lot of Chinese that runs pig butchering scheme, so it's really ironic that as much as they wanted to ban crypto, it is being used by their own to commit crimes.

Well, rumor is rumor, unless the official channel of the Chinese government announces the lifting of the ban, people should not come into conclusion that China is loosen its regulation towards Crypto. 

The matter that you stated about China expanding the ban, it is well documented on their official website: https://www.csrc.gov.cn/csrc/c100028/c7614318/content.shtml?  I do not know what those people get from spreading rumors and fake news.

The changes are also called expanding the ban because the current regulation gives more detailed and broader restrictions than in 2021.

China has banned crypto in the country for a long time. Sometimes rumors are spread on social media, but in reality there is no positive side to crypto. Though their actions at that time had an impact on the market, currently there is no significant impact on the market due to any position of China towards crypto. That is why Chinese news does not create any excitement in the crypto community.

The Chinese government has not legalized Bitcoin. They have banned all types of crypto-related businesses so far. They have lifted the old restrictions in 2021 and given new and stricter instructions. So if someone wants to make a positive comment about Bitcoin with the country, it may be their own expression, which will have no resemblance to reality. The government encourages the use of Digital Yuan, but it will never gain popularity like Bitcoin or cryptocurrency.