Writing by Mark Schaub, partner from King & Wood Mallesons, who has more than 20 years of practical experience in China, this book provides a complete insight of foreign direct investments into China, covering all critical legal issues relating to both domestic and foreign business vehicles including, but not limit to, strategic issues to consider before entering the China market, options for establishing a business in China, mergers and acquisitions, common implementation issues and solutions, and exit strategies. This is a "how to" guide for legal practitioners, business consultants, company secretaries and other professionals that are involved in China’s investment regime. It deliberates on foreign investment in different industries and cities in China, illustrates the complexities and challenges associated with national and regional laws and policies, and provides compelling glimpses into the reality of implementing a successful investment project in this fast-developing market. The greatest strength of this book is the ability to address complex issues in an easily understandable way and with direct relevance to the everyday experience of corporate legal consultants and business decision-makers. To find answers to the toughest challenges in China’s business and legal enjoinment, real-life cases from business operation have been abundantly cited across the chapters and closely examined. This book helps compliance persons ease their day to day workflow with numerous templates and forms, as well as checklists, graphic charts and diagrams.