China News Service, Ningbo, July 10 (Tong Xiaoyu and Wu Wenbo) "What impresses me is the rows of robotic arms and unmanned vehicles that shuttle between the production lines in the workshop, and more than half of the workshop's capacity is Achieved automation." Speaking of the internship experience in Ningbo, Zhejiang, Zeng Qianyun from Taiwan said.
On July 9, the 2021 Ningbo Internship and Internship Summary Conference for Taiwanese University Students was held in Ningbo, Zhejiang.
The first batch of 10 Taiwanese university students independently chose to conduct a one-month internship in private enterprises, banks, large complexes, manufacturing companies and other institutions in Ningbo.
At the symposium, they marveled at the pace of development of advanced intelligent manufacturing in the mainland, and praised the intelligence, cleanliness and environmental protection of modern factories.
The Ningbo internship program for Taiwanese college students was launched in 2011. In the past ten years, nearly 500 Taiwanese students have gone to Ningbo's well-known enterprises and institutions for internships.
It is reported that the first batch of students in this year's Ningbo internship and internship for Taiwanese college students came from the University of Nottingham Ningbo (hereinafter referred to as "Ningnuo").
Ning Nuo Vice President Shen Weiqi said that many students who originally planned to return to Taiwan during the summer vacation decided to stay in Ningbo after communicating with their parents.
In order to allow them to spend a safe and meaningful summer vacation in the mainland, the school communicated and cooperated with relevant departments and selected a number of internship positions for Taiwanese students to choose.
It is reported that the first batch of internship positions came from four well-known enterprises and institutions including Ningbo Fubon Huayi Bank, Ningbo Qunzhi Optoelectronics Co., Ltd., Ningbo Oulin Group and Ningbo Overseas Chinese Town Commercial Management Co., Ltd.
During the internship, college students from Taiwan went deep into account manager assistants, designer trainer sales assistants, process engineers, marketing, human resources management and other jobs to get a close, multi-perspective, and all-round understanding and experience of the level of economic and social development in Ningbo. Local customs.
Lin Xuanyu comes from Ningnuo International Business and Communication major.
During her internship in Ningbo Oulin Group Co., Ltd. for nearly a month, she took turns in three different positions: engineering, product, and design.
What impressed her most was the company's amazing degree of automation in the production process and the environmental protection concept incorporated in product design.
She said that while rotating in different positions, she went to the workshops of many factories.
It is found that no matter whether it is handling, cutting or assembling, very little manpower is used. Machines have basically replaced manpower on the assembly line.
"The factory also deliberately installed a dust treatment device, which also reflects the company's importance to the health of its employees."
Lin Xuanyu is not the only one who is surprised by the level of enterprise automation.
Zeng Qianyun, an intern at Ningbo Qunzhi Optoelectronics Co., Ltd., described the experience of entering the workshop as a "highlight moment" for the internship.
Lin Xuanyu wanted to know the clean room and automated production line very much, so he applied for the position of process engineer and entered the production workshop to talk face-to-face with the engineer.
"The security of the production workshop is very strict. I was taken into the workshop after heavy access control and replacement of clean clothes. What I saw were rows of robotic arms and unmanned vehicles that shuttle between the production lines. More than half of the production capacity has been automated, which impressed me."
In addition, the students who intern at Ningbo Fubon Huayi Bank and Overseas Chinese Town Commercial Management Co., Ltd. also shared their internship experience in various forms.
Yu Tongxin, who was intern in OCT, and other students recorded a day of internship work in video format.
She said: "I am really grateful and learned a lot. It turns out that the complex is operated like this. Unfortunately, the internship time is too short."
Chen Jiamin, manager of the human resources department of Ningbo Qunzhi Optoelectronics Co., Ltd. said: "Although we are a Taiwan-funded enterprise, this is the first time we have accepted Taiwanese students for internships." Chen Jiamin said that this kind of cross-strait cultural exchange is very novel and very interesting. significance.
The relevant leaders of the Taiwanese Association of Taiwan Compatriots in Ningbo said that in recent years, Ningbo has introduced a series of policies and measures to support the employment and entrepreneurship of Taiwan youths, and there are also two national Taiwan youth employment and entrepreneurship bases to help Taiwan youths to build their nests in Ningbo and realize their dreams.
"We welcome more young students from Taiwan to take Ningbo as the starting point for their dream-seeking journey, and take a walk, take a look, and learn about Ningbo, Zhejiang, and the mainland." (End)