H.R. 839 wants a person who works for the U.S. in a big money group called the IMF to ask China to show exactly how they handle their money rules because it's not clear, and this will help everyone understand better. If China starts doing this like everyone else or after seven years, this rule stops.

The bill wants a U.S. representative to the IMF to ask China to be more open about how they control their money exchange, like making sure they're playing fair when dealing with other countries' money. It also wants to check if China is being fair with their money practices and will stop the bill in seven years unless China starts following the rules.

The "China Exchange Rate Transparency Act of 2023" is a rule that asks the U.S. to tell an important money group to ask China to be clear about how they handle their money and to check it better. If China starts following the rules or if seven years pass, the rule might end.