The special event of 2022 World Skills Competition in Japan was held in Kyoto, Japan, from 15th to 18th. The competition consists of three projects: information network cabling, photoelectric technology and renewable energy. Zhang Honghao, a teacher from Tianjin Institute of Electronic Information Technicians, China, Li Xiaosong, a student from Chongqing Vocational College of Electronic Engineering, and Chen Zhiyong, a student from Guangdong Institute of Technicians, will participate in these three competitions respectively. (On October 15, Zhang Honghao, a teacher from Tianjin Institute of Electronic Information Technology, participated in the 2022 World Skills Competition Special Competition, Information Network Cabling Project in Japan.) Li Zhengyu, head of the Chinese delegation in the Japanese competition area and deputy director of the International Exchange Service Center of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, said that the World Skills Competition has built a stage for global young skilled talents to show themselves and realize their dreams, as well as a platform for them to show their skills and exchange and learn from each other. China's team participation will further accumulate experience in hosting the 2026 World Skills Competition in Shanghai, and also contribute China's wisdom to promoting the development of world skills. (On October 15, Li Xiaosong, a student of Chongqing Electronic Engineering Vocational College, participated in the Optoelectronic Technology Project Competition of the 2022 World Skills Competition Special Competition in Japan in Kyoto, Japan.) The World Skills Competition is known as the "World Skills Olympics", and its competitive level represents the world's advanced level of vocational skills development. The special events of the 2022 World Skills Competition will be held in many countries from mid September to late November, with a total of 62 events. (On October 15, Chen Zhiyong, a student of Guangdong Technical College, participated in the 2022 World Skills Competition Special Competition, Japan's Renewable Energy Project Competition in Kyoto, Japan.) (Liu Xinshe)