Swiss industrial giant ABB established its first manufacturing joint venture in China in 1992. Since then, it has invested more than 2.4 billion U.S. dollars in the country. Zhang Zhiqiang, managing director of ABB China told CGTN that the coronavirus pandemic hasn’t shaken up the company’s confidence in China, and it will continue its investment. Zhang said that China is among the most favorable markets for foreign investment. He revealed that China serves as ABB’s second biggest market, where more than 90 percent of sales come from local production. Zhang talks about the Foreign Investment Law, and elaborates on ABB’s take on industrial chain restructuring in the post-epidemic era in the interview.