Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes that many companies venturing abroad in the battery industry have yet to achieve profitability, highlighting the need for specialized knowledge in this field [2] - China's competitive advantage in the battery sector is irreplaceable, which is a key reason for the collapse of European giants and the lack of substantial progress in overseas projects [2] - Companies must carefully plan their overseas investments, considering not only cost but also the investment policies of different countries and the potential risks of insufficient power supply [2] Group 2 - The article suggests that entering foreign markets is a long-term endeavor, often spanning ten to twenty years, and warns of the instability of policies due to frequent changes in foreign governments [2] - It advises that capital investments are difficult to relocate, thus recommending a cautious approach to investment, starting with small-scale trials before gradually expanding [2]