Group 1 - Foreign enterprises continue to favor China despite international trade frictions, attracted by its status as the world's second-largest consumer market [2][4] - Otis Elevator Company highlights the significant growth potential in China, with over 11 million elevators in use, and government support for upgrading old elevators [2][4] - The report from the Ministry of Commerce indicates that profits of foreign-invested industrial enterprises in China are expected to rise from 1.6 trillion RMB to 1.8 trillion RMB from 2019 to 2024, maintaining a profit margin above the national average [4] Group 2 - China possesses a complete industrial supply chain, which is a unique advantage for foreign companies like Boeing, where 50% of production materials are sourced locally [4] - Schneider Electric has established a robust green supply chain in China, with over 1,600 suppliers and 30 factories, making it a crucial market for the company [4] - The investment in R&D in China is projected to reach 36.13 billion RMB in 2024, reflecting an 8.3% increase from the previous year, supporting foreign enterprises in building efficient supply networks [5] Group 3 - Companies like West Superconducting Materials have successfully collaborated with multinational firms, enhancing their product quality and establishing themselves as global leaders [6] - The trend of "Chinaization" in investment strategies is shifting from manufacturing to include R&D and design, as companies adapt to local market needs [8] - The Chinese government's commitment to reform and opening up is instilling confidence in foreign investments, with a reported 10.4% increase in new foreign-invested enterprises in early 2025 [9]