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In 50 years, South Korea has grown from a poor agricultural country to one of the world's leading newly industrialized countries. Foreign direct investment has played a role that cannot be ignored in South Korea's economic development. As an important newly industrialized country in East Asia, South Korea continues to expand its trade and investment scale, which has played a huge role in promoting its own economy. This book takes South Korea as a representative of newly industrialized countries with relatively successful economic development, conducts in-depth research on the development process and characteristics of South Korea's foreign direct investment, and its impact on the country's trade volume, trade structure, and distribution of trade benefits, and explores South Korea's strategies for developing foreign direct investment.