Using sub-national panel data for China,this paper discusses many policy factors attracting FDI.Therefore,it focuses on the comparison of public policy and other charactefistcs of provincial governments.Using a panel data set of 29 provinces in China for the period after reform and opening,we apply a panel regression model with fixed effects.We find that the tax burden has a significant effect on the location of FDI.In contrast with other research findings,this paper argues that local wages don't have a positive effect on the location of FDI.Then,this paper discusses the effects of disaggregated public expenditure on the inflow of FDI.Ultimately,we find that the quality of Chinese governance does not have a significant effect on FDI.