China tops 47th WorldSkills Competition medal tally

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China tops 47th WorldSkills Competition medal tally​

Xinhua
11:10 UTC+8, 2024-09-16

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Chinese competitors secured the top spot at the 47th WorldSkills Competition medal tally by winning 36 gold medals as the event concluded in Lyon, France on Sunday night.

Chinese competitors secured the top spot at the 47th WorldSkills Competition medal tally by winning 36 gold medals as the event concluded in Lyon, France on Sunday night.

In addition to their gold medals, the Chinese team won nine silver medals, four bronze medals and eight medallions of excellence.

Two Chinese participants in the Industry 4.0 competition were honored with the prestigious Albert Vidal Award for achieving the highest overall score in the event.

At the closing ceremony, the WorldSkills flag was officially passed from Lyon to the Chinese city of Shanghai, which will host the 48th edition of the competition.

This year's event, held on September 11-14, drew around 1,400 participants from nearly 70 countries and regions to compete in 59 skill categories.

 

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Won every single time, but this time China won 36 gold medals, that's a big jump, the last best was only 21

 

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China tops 47th WorldSkills Competition medal tally​

 

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Nothing is more valuable to a nation than a large, hardworking and highly skilled workforce in every sector of all industries. No countries can come even close to China in this regard.
These gold medals are way more valuable than the gold medals won in the Olympic Games, they last for a life time and pass down from generation to generation.

 

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China Dominates 2024 WorldSkills Competition Medal List With Record 36 Gold Medals
China: 36 Gold Medals
Guangdong province: 13 Gold Medals

 

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While in some country where their young population are busy struggling to figure out whether they are males or females, Chinese youth put their time and energy into more productive endeavors.

 

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