Yuan pointed out that the event requires high-standard skills both in operation technologies and information technologies, and it was a triumph for Chinese competitors to outperform Western counterparts and win the award last year.

"We are aiming to cultivate talents with better and wider understanding of the technologies and expecting to boost the development of intelligent manufacturing in China. Also, eyeing on the WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai next year, we are looking to enhancing international and friendly exchanges with Western teams and learning more about the latest industrial updates," he added.