This paper explores the impact of Taiwan's industrial adjugement on the trends of Taiwan investment and trade with China. It was found that the major reasons why the Taiwanese entrepreneurs sought to invest in China have all along been factors such as “using China's cheap and abundant labor” and “the great potential development of the Chinese market.” Given the growing magnetic attraction of the mainland China economy and the mainland’s gradual development into the “factory of the world,” manufacturing and service industries alike might all increase the scale of their investment in China, and so speed up the flow of capital, industrial technology, and human resources to the mainland. For Taiwan, technological superiority is the basis to remain its own master in the Cross-Strait interaction. And this technological superiority enables Taiwan to retain its autonomy in Cross-Strait exchanges and maintain economic security. We must enhance innovation and R & D capability of local industries, prevent the technological gap between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait from narrowing and thus affecting Taiwan.