The surviving company refers to the state that the company legally exists and continues to operate normally. The surviving company is not affected by the change of shareholders. Even if the shareholders change, the company can still exist independently and is considered permanent. The separation of the company from its shareholders, and the death, withdrawal or bankruptcy of shareholders will not affect the survival of the company in principle. The surviving state refers to the existence of an enterprise in accordance with the law and its continuous normal operation, which can also be called the opening, normal and registered state. There may be subtle differences in different provinces. Generally speaking, the words operating, normal, operating, industrial and commercial registration, effective, industrial and commercial registration also indicate that the enterprise is in a state of existence. Generally speaking, the operating conditions can be divided into eight categories: surviving, in service, cancellation, cancellation, moving in, moving out, closing down and liquidation. Therefore, the surviving company can be regarded as a normal company.