Opening to the outside world, on the one hand, means that the country actively expands foreign economic exchanges; On the other hand, it refers to relaxing policies, liberalizing or canceling various restrictions, and no longer adopting protective policies to block domestic markets and domestic investment sites, and developing an open economy. The strategy of "bringing in" refers to introducing foreign advanced scientific and technological talents and leading management concepts. It is not simply attracting investment, but selectively attracting scientific and technological talents and project funds without destroying the domestic economic environment; The strategy of "going out" refers to investing in foreign countries to set up factories, contracting projects and exporting labor services, or encouraging and supporting enterprises with various ownership advantages to invest abroad, so as to promote the export of goods and services, form a number of powerful multinational enterprises and well-known brands, and carry out economic and technological cooperation with other countries; Actively participate in regional economic exchanges and cooperation.
A better combination of "bringing in" and "going out" is conducive to expanding the field of opening up, optimizing the structure of opening up, improving the quality of opening up, improving the internal and external linkage, mutual benefit and win-win, multi-balanced, safe and efficient open economic system, and forming new advantages in participating in international economic cooperation and competition under the conditions of economic globalization. It marks the deepening development of China's "going out" and "bringing in" two-way opening. "Bringing in" and "going out" are important contents of China's opening to the outside world, and they are also effective ways for China to deepen its foreign economic and trade cooperation and promote common development with other countries. China will continue to expand the level of opening to the outside world in various fields, strengthen the coordination of industrial policies and foreign investment policies, continue to welcome investors from all countries to invest in China, encourage foreign investors to set up R&D centers in China, and use the Global Science and Technology Intelligence Fund to promote domestic technological innovation. In today's world, which is more market-oriented, more open and more interdependent, countries must consider improving their position in the global economy through foreign investment that has macro-impact and strategic significance for the country's long-term development, strive for a more favorable situation in international capital distribution, and improve relations with relevant countries and regions.