I'm not sure what your trying to say here.  But I think the Chinese exchanges don't really represent new money.  If there are trades going on then I think it's just trading the same coins back and forth and selling mined coins.  
I looked into the add funds section of these sites and there seem to be very few people selling coins for rmb.  A few months ago there were dozens of people acting as agents to sell coins and even people selling on TaoBao but now there are only a couple of sellers so I don't think there's really a lot of new money coming in from China.

Gox had been keeping a fractional reserve of bitcoins and had been doing so for years.

They had only one or two coins for every ten coins that people had stored on their exchange.

When the price increased x1000 their liabilities increased x1000 and they had no where near enough fiat to buy coins for everyone to withdraw.

Just to be clear, what I was saying in the post above is that the Chinese aren't really buying that many bitcoins and that the volume doesn't represent real money entering the market.

If the top seller for rmb vouchers on btcchina has only sold 4million rmb of vouchers in the last 30 days then how can there be volume of 64million rmb in the last 24 hours?  Sure maybe there's been 64million traded in the last 24 hours but there doesn't seem to be much new money coming in.

I bought some coins in China yesterday using a RMB bank account.  I got them from btcchina and this was the process.

Buy rmb voucher from taobao (Chinese Ebay)
Use the code from the voucher to add rmb to account on btcchina (the funds are locked on btcchina at this point)
Confirm the receipt of goods on taobao
Seller unlocks the funds on btcchina
Use the funds to buy coins

The whole process is really simple and usually only takes about 5 minutes although it's not automated.

I bought yesterday when the price was about $420 although the price was 3150 rmb (about $510).  The price is usually about $100 higher in China.

At the time though, the guy selling the vouchers said things were going crazy for him with lots of people trying to buy vouchers at the same time.

Looking at the taobao account of the guy selling the vouchers you can see how much he's sold in the last 30 days.

265 10,000 rmb vouchers
156 5,000 rmb vouchers
9 50,000 rmb vouchers
which is about 4 million rmb ($650,000) in 30 days.

There are other ways to get rmb onto btcchina and other sellers of vouchers but this guy seems to be the top seller on taobao (at least one other guy has similar numbers).  And of course there's more buying going on on huobi than btcchina.

The trading volume for the last 24 hours on btcchina is about 18,000 coins which is about 64 million rmb.

It's still Spring festival time so everything remains shutdown.  People will start returning to work and things will start getting back to normal next week.


Corruption/false reporting/manipulation - this is how the Chinese people I know describe bitcoin.

So if payment companies can't accept bitcoin it means that TaoBao can't accept payment in bitcoins