Abstract
Using a dynamic perspective this article examines, the general situation of the development of South Korean direct investment in China since 1992, when the two countries established diplomatic relations. It probes many characteristics of South Korean direct investment in China: its late start yet rapid rise; the smaller average value of Korean project investments; the accelerated process of localization by large South Korean enterprises in China; the diversified industrial distribution; and the wide-ranging geographical distribution. It analyses the reasons for the rapid increase in South Korean investment in China: the use of China's low-priced production factors, the direct entry of South Korean enterprises into the Chinese market, and the stable investment environment with fewer labor disputes that China provides. Finally, this article also proves that South Korean enterprises have achieved satisfactory results from their direct investment in China.
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