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    Photo: Screenshot from the official website of WorldSkills Shanghai 2026
China has formally established a 220-member delegation for the 48th WorldSkills Competition to be held in Shanghai from September 22 to 27, with the approval of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security.
The delegation includes 71 competitors, 64 experts, and 64 interpreters and staff members. The competitors will take part in all 64 skill competitions at the event, the Science and Technology Daily reported. 
The 71 competitors come from 21 provincial-level regions across China, including 49 students and 22 employees. Their average age is 21, with the youngest aged 18 and the oldest 25.
The WorldSkills Competition is the world's biggest international skills competition, bringing together young people, industry, education and government leaders from around the world to advance Technical and Vocational Education and Training, according to the WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 website.
About 1,400 competitors from nearly 70 countries and regions are expected to compete across 64 official skill competitions.
WorldSkills Conference 2026 and the WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 Expo will be held alongside the Competition, according to the event's official website.
Since joining WorldSkills International in October 2010, China has participated in seven editions of the WorldSkills Competition, winning 93 gold medals, 41 silver medals, 28 bronze medals and 71 Medallions for Excellence, according to Science and Technology Daily.
China has ranked first in both the gold medal table and overall team points for four consecutive editions. The Shanghai event will mark the country's eighth participation and the third time it has entered every skill competition.
"The delegation will strictly observe competition rules, compete fairly and with civility, demonstrate both sportsmanship and skill, and fully showcase the superb expertise and positive image of China's young skilled professionals in the new era," an official with the Chinese delegation was quoted as saying by Science and Technology Daily.
China's award ceremony uniforms and competition uniforms have also been unveiled. Both sets draw their central design elements from traditional Chinese mortise-and-tenon joinery, highlighting the inheritance of craftsmanship and the cultural confidence of China's young skilled professionals, according to the Xinhua News Agency.
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。    距离韩国定于2027年2月全面生效的禁食狗肉法案仅剩最后数月时间，今年夏天也就成了韩国境内可以合法交易、食用狗肉的最后一个伏季，延续数百年的狗肉消费传统即将在当地正式画上句点。按照流传多年的传统习俗，韩国人进入三伏天之后，习惯喝一碗热气腾腾的狗肉汤补养身体，往年这段时间也都是全国各地狗肉馆生意最火爆的消费旺季，不少开了几十年的老店整个伏期都要排队迎客。    随着禁令落地的时间进入最后倒计时，首尔以及韩国多个城市经营多年的狗肉馆，最近突然迎来了大量专程赶来吃最后一碗狗肉汤的老食客，不少结伴而来的都是喝着狗肉汤长大的中老年当地人，打算赶在禁令正式生效前最后回味一次老味道。随着禁食狗肉法案落地进入倒计时，整个韩国狗肉馆相关的上下游行业都在逐步走向落幕。最近这些年当地宠物饲养普及率连年攀升，民众的动物福利意识也明显提升，整个社会舆论的风向早就发生了根本性转向，韩国此前发布的全民民调结果显示，超过八成民众都明确支持禁食狗肉的相关法案。这次全面落地的禁令，也给大量依靠狗肉产业链生存的餐饮从业者带来了不小的生存与转型压力。

B | 部分经营了十几年的餐馆已经开始尝试调整菜单，把主打食材从狗肉替换成黑山羊肉，改做黑山羊汤维持门店运营。但几乎所有做了转型尝试的经营者都反馈，黑山羊汤的受众群体和原来的狗肉汤食客重叠度很低，新菜品的营收收益完全填不上过去狗肉热销时期的利润缺口，而当地政府承诺给从业者提供的转型援助补贴也十分有限，根本不足以支撑整个行业完成平稳过渡。    。

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