China's Print Media Technology Project Wins Silver Medal at 43rd World Skills Competition

At 6 am Beijing time on August 17th, an exciting news came from Sao Paulo, Brazil: After four consecutive days of intense competition, Zhang Shuping, a student of the Shanghai Publishing and Printing College representing China, won the 43rd World Skills. The silver medal of the competition printing media technology project is a historic breakthrough after China won the bronze medal in the project for the first time in 2013. This is a victory for Chinese printers. It is the pride of China's vocational education. It is also the result of China's long-term strategy of training high-skilled personnel.

In this World Series of Print Media Technology Project, 11 contestants from 11 countries including China, Switzerland, Germany, Japan, France, and Brazil participated in the competition. The competition included two-color printing, digital printing, digital product printing, print cutting, and four-color printing. There are more than a dozen subprojects such as job printing. It requires the operator to have a wealth of knowledge, be able to deal with problems, troubleshooting, and maintenance of ink, paper, and other equipment. At the same time, it needs to have the technology to reconcile color inks and operate cutting equipment. In order to meet the needs of the development of modern science and technology. In the course of the competition, it not only tests the player's hands-on operation ability, but also puts great challenges on the player's meticulousness and patience. Our competitor Zhang Shuping was able to stand out in this competition and become an outstanding person, not only because of her strong professional skills and psychological quality, but also because the country, the base, and the school have long been closely linked to her training, training, and guidance. During the one-year selection and training, Zhang Shuping’s technical control ability, environmental adaptability, stress tolerance ability, and language expression ability have been rapidly improved, laying a solid foundation for this competition.

The competition for the printing media technology project of this time is highly valued by the Chinese government. Relevant government departments and industry associations gave strong support to this competition. Before the match, several special seminars and briefings were held. The contestants who represented China in the World Championships also had several selections and trainings. They also sent delegations to Japan, Germany and other countries and regions to learn and learn about the experiences of other countries. As a player's training unit, Shanghai Publishing and Printing College also made great efforts in this competition. It concentrated on the superior resources of the entire school and went all out to do a good job of training and training of players. Chen Bin, the principal of the Shanghai edition, led the technical team to visit the World Championships for the Chinese player, Zhang Shuping.

It is believed that the valuable silver medal won by this print media technology project in the World Championship not only shows the experience and achievements of the teaching reform in the Shanghai Publishing and Printing College, but also further promotes the innovative development of higher vocational education, and there will be more public concern and concern. With the training of skilled professionals in the industry in China, young people will grow faster in the professional and technical field, and students in vocational colleges in China will have more chances to win their lives!

The 43rd World Skills Competition printed media technology project won gold and silver bronze medals were Brazil, China, France; the Chinese delegation won 5 gold, 6 silver and 3 copper in this competition, and achieved a historic breakthrough.