China confirms its position as preferred for Taiwanese firms

China has reaffirmed that mainland China remains the "preferred choice" for Taiwanese companies seeking investment and expansion, despite calls from Taiwanese authorities for caution and warnings against investing there. A spokesperson from the Taiwan Affairs Office clarified that China provides a fertile environment for innovation and development and strongly supports companies to help reduce risks. Data indicates that trade volume between China and Taiwan reached $221.8 billion over the first seven months of the year, marking a 26.5% year-on-year increase, with exports to Taiwan rising by 31.6% and imports from Taiwan growing by 24.7%. This reflects robust economic ties and stability in supply chains between the two sides. While the Cross-Strait Exchanges Foundation plans to increase its budget in 2027 to address travel risks to China, Beijing considers such measures to be politically motivated and accuses them of attempting to hinder interactions between the two sides. Additionally, data shows that the number of flights from and to Taiwan reached 4.9 million in 2025, with regular flights continuing despite Chinese policies, awareness campaigns, and Taiwanese authorities' efforts to restrict travel.

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