The construction of charging stations needs to go through six core links: preliminary preparation → project filing → land review → planning approval → power application → acceptance and operation. In the early stage, it is necessary to select open venues such as urban main roads and transportation hubs, sign a cooperation agreement with the venue, and clarify the construction scale and budget. After completing the filing, the land legality must be verified by the land department, and the Planning Bureau confirms that there is no recent government planning conflict. The power application link is the most complicated, and detailed application materials must be submitted. After on-site investigation, design review, construction supervision and multiple rounds of acceptance by the power supply company, the power supply contract will be signed. During the acceptance stage, fire protection, signage and other tests must be passed, and a charging pile test report must be issued by a third-party agency. During the operation period, it is recommended to combine data analysis to optimize the strategy, and supporting facilities such as rest and dining, self-service car washes, etc. can be provided to enhance the user experience. Attention should be paid to policy differences in various places, and it is recommended to investigate local regulations in advance.