Core Points - The "High-Skilled Talent Cluster Cultivation Plan" is being implemented in six key advanced manufacturing sectors, including new energy vehicles, advanced rail transit equipment, aerospace equipment, high-end CNC machine tools and robots, agricultural machinery, and new generation information technology [1][2] Group 1 - The plan aims to address the significant labor shortage in high-skilled positions within these critical industries by aligning educational standards with industry needs [2][3] - Over 150 leading enterprises, 67 high-level schools, and 15 national industry organizations are participating, involving more than 1,500 skilled craftsmen, technical backbones, professional teachers, and industry experts [2][3] - The reform focuses on five key elements of vocational education: professional standards, curriculum, teaching materials, teachers, and practical training, shifting from traditional knowledge transfer to comprehensive ability enhancement [2][3] Group 2 - More than 500 industry and enterprise technical standards, job specifications, and production processes have been opened up to ensure that educational materials align with industry developments [5] - A new digital textbook, "Integration and Application of Intelligent Workshops," has been developed, featuring a virtual smart workshop to address challenges faced in traditional practical training [5] - The first batch of new digital textbooks has been released, covering 28 majors and benefiting over 1,100 vocational colleges and more than 1.5 million students [6]