What's the difference between foreign capital and Chinese capital?

The difference between foreign capital and Chinese capital: the foreign investors of foreign-funded enterprises can be foreign enterprises, other economic organizations and individuals. Foreign-funded enterprises are established in China according to the laws of China, so they are different from the branches of foreign enterprises and other economic organizations in China. The so-called domestic-funded enterprises refer to enterprises founded by state-owned assets, collective assets and domestic personal assets. Including state-owned enterprises, collective enterprises, private enterprises, joint ventures and joint-stock enterprises.

Foreign capital is a vague economic concept, which is generally used in the following three meanings: first, it is understood as foreign capital, foreign currency or foreign funds; Second, it refers to foreign investment, which is an international investment behavior; The third refers to foreign investors, that is, from the perspective of the host country, foreign investors are usually called foreign capital, which is defined from the perspective of the investment subject.