This study aimed to investigate the impact of corporate governance on the investment in China, and compare the performance of investment in China between the conglomerate companies and non-conglomerate companies. It employed a sample of 3218 Taiwanese listed companies in the electronic industry between 2007 and 2012. The empirical results indicated that: increasing board size, CEO duality and board’s ownership will positively moderate the relationship between a firm’s FDI and investment performance in China. In addition, the conglomerate companies and non-conglomerate companies have significant difference in operating ability and governance mechanism.