Foreign direct investment refers to the investment behavior that investors of one country use their capital for the production or operation of other countries and have certain operational control rights. It can also be said that a resident entity (foreign direct investor or parent company) of a country/region has established a long-term relationship with enterprises (foreign direct investment enterprises, branches or foreign branches) of other countries outside its own country/region, enjoying lasting benefits and exercising control over them. This kind of investment includes both the initial transaction between two entities and all subsequent transactions between them and between joint ventures or non-joint ventures.

FDI is also called inward direct investment, that is, foreign direct investment in China. Foreign direct investment is one of the main forms of modern capital internationalization. According to the definition of the International Monetary Fund, FDI refers to:? China investors use their capital for production or operation in other countries and master it? Investment with fixed management control? Because. what's up China investors (natural persons or legal persons) cross-border investment in capital or other factors of production, with the core of obtaining or controlling the corresponding enterprise management rights and the purpose of obtaining profits or scarce factors of production.