A small report According to a report, the International Financial Crisis, originated in the United States, has significantly influenced the foreign investment policy of Chinese enterprises. Almost 85 percent of them expressed that the Crisis influence their overseas investments, while 40 percent indicated that the influence is significant. Under this background, among Chinese enterprises, those who stated that they had plans to increase foreign investments only count for 7 percent, those who wanted to change their target countries or industries take up 8 percent. There are also a number of them on the fence about the post-financial-crisis foreign investment. Only four out of ten Chinese enterprises expected to increase the amount of foreign investments. On the other hand, about the same percentage (40%) clarified that they would not do that. This fact reflects that Chinese enterprises tends to be cautious towards risks brought by the current financial crisis. In addition, more than half of the Chinese textile goods manufacturers indicated that they would not consider foreign investments in next two years. On the contrast, companies in IT and resource development sectors showed a stronger willing in such investment. Despite the purposes of overseas investments varies greatly with business sectors, but all for making these investments a long-term development strategy to achieve goals such as expanding market, learning foreign technologies and management experiences, as well as reducing costs.