Core Insights - The "Belt and Road Initiative" proposed by President Xi Jinping in 2013 has significantly influenced educational and vocational training collaborations between China and Thailand [2] - The Thailand Luban Workshop, established in 2016, has trained over 2,000 technical skills personnel and supported more than 460 Thai students to study in China, showcasing the initiative's impact on human capital development [2][3] Group 1: Educational Impact - The Luban Workshop adopts a model of "academic education + vocational training," with six programs approved by the Thai Ministry of Education's Vocational Education Commission [2] - Graduates from the Luban Workshop possess advanced technical skills and proficiency in Chinese, making them highly competitive in the job market, often securing higher salaries than local vocational graduates [3] Group 2: Industry Relevance - The Luban Workshop provides a Chinese solution for training technical skills in Thailand, particularly in emerging fields like new energy vehicles, where Thailand has lagged behind [3] - The second phase of the Luban Workshop includes a new energy vehicle technology program, with support from Tianjin Bohai Vocational Technical College in terms of equipment and training for Thai teachers [3]