There is no unified foreign investment review system in the history of the EU. Instead, each memberstate makes its own review in accordance with domestic laws. At present, significant progress has been made inthe legal framework for screening foreign direct investment in the EU. The legal framework has created a dualreview mechanism between member states and the European Commission. The legislative process will have aninstitutional impact on future investment in the EU. Industrial policy plays an important role in the legislation.The EU has strengthened its focus on other countries' industrial policies by proposing standards of reciprocityand expanding the scope of the concept of government control. The EU establishes its right to regulate FDIin order to achieve the objectives of its industrial policy. The legal framework for screening foreign directinvestment itself is an important part of the EU's industrial policy. In terms of policy objectives, it combinesnational security, public order and industrial competitive. An indicative list of projects or programs of Unioninterest is included in order to achieve specific industrial policy objectives. China should promote industrialpolicy and establish a more comprehensive FDI review system. In order to make effective interaction betweenindustrial policy and foreign investment policy, the FDI review system could also select some industrial policiesto achieve its objectives.