Different from ordinary residential demolition, factory demolition falls into the category of operational real estate expropriation. It involves diverse asset types, complicated compensation items, professional accounting standards, and poses higher difficulties for rights protection. The demolition of industrial factories, industrial park workshops, standardized factories and self-built factories covers not only compensation for building structures, but also multiple asset rights and interests including land use rights, machinery and equipment, production supporting facilities, factory hardening and greening, and warehouse materials. In practice, expropriating authorities often suppress compensation amounts on excuses such as unlicensed factory buildings, incomplete formalities, illegal construction status and low compensation standards for industrial land. They frequently refuse to compensate for production suspension losses, equipment relocation losses and factory supporting facility losses, resulting in severe asset depreciation and massive operational impacts on enterprises after demolition. Most enterprise leaders are unfamiliar with industrial demolition compensation rules, unable to fully claim their legitimate rights and interests, which easily leads to substantial economic losses.