On February 11, Tesla's energy storage megafactory commenced operations in the Lingang New Area of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, signaling a significant boost in foreign investment influx into the Chinese market. This positive momentum is fueled by the consistent rollout of favorable policies. The preceding day, the Executive Meeting of the State Council met to deliberate and approve the "Action Plan for Stabilizing Foreign Investment by 2025," which is anticipated to be publicly announced shortly. Amidst a global decline in cross-border investment and heightened international competition for attracting capital, China confronts challenges in maintaining its attractiveness to foreign investors. The introduction of this fresh round of measures to stabilize foreign investment is designed to attract more high-quality foreign investment projects and safeguard the foundation of foreign investment inflows.