The World Skills Competition is held in Shanghai: focusing on hands-on ability and vocational skills

The World Skills Competition, known as the “World Skills Olympics,” is being held in Shanghai, attracting many spectators and industry professionals to the venue. The competition covers furniture making, cooking, software testing, hotel services, rail vehicle technology, drone systems, and more, with content closely related to realworld production and daily life. In the industrial mechanics event, competitors must complete multiple tasks such as turning, milling, welding, fitting, assembly, debugging, and troubleshooting, which is almost equivalent to independently running a production line. The person in charge of the event said that the judging criteria focus not only on speed, but also on error control, adaptability, and the quality of completion. The cybersecurity event emphasizes three capabilities: defense, attack, and rescue. Competitors must build a protection system, simulate attacks, and carry out evidence collection and recovery after an incident occurs. The 3D digital game art event tests creative expression and production precision, requiring participants to integrate visual materials into a unified whole to create a coherent immersive effect. The report also points out that skilled talent is of great significance to manufacturing, the digital industry, and social operations.