Several projects in Chengdu have recently made significant progress.

Western High-Skilled Talent Cultivation Headquarters

Opens! Over 20 Enterprises and Institutions Move In

The Western High-Skilled Talent Cultivation Headquarters, the nation’s first high-skilled talent ecological industrial park, has officially opened in Chengdu. Over 20 enterprises and institutions have already moved in.

This park is a joint venture at the provincial, municipal, and district levels. It focuses on leading industries such as the digital economy, intelligent manufacturing, low-altitude economy, silver economy, and new energy economy, as well as urgently needed public service sectors. It is dedicated to the large-scale cultivation of high-skilled talent, aiming to build a full ecological service system covering talent cultivation, evaluation, and supply-demand matching.

The headquarters comprises six main components: the “Sichuan Skilled Talent Tower,” the “Tianfu Craftsmen Museum,” the “Tianfu Master Craftsmen Hub,” the “Chengdu Shared Training Base,” the “Tianfu Digital Intelligence Skills Incubation Park,” and the “Operational Headquarters for High-Skilled Talent Cultivation Bases in Industrial Parks.”

The Sichuan Skilled Talent Tower houses the province’s first digital skilled talent market, integrating core resources like job demands, talent supply, talent evaluation, and policy alignment. The Tianfu Craftsmen Museum showcases the achievements and accomplishments of Sichuan’s master craftsmen. The Tianfu Master Craftsmen Hub gathers national and provincial-level master craftsmen, creating a highland for skilled talent exchange. The Chengdu Shared Training Base focuses on leading industries such as intelligent manufacturing, the digital economy, low-altitude economy, silver economy, and new energy economy, implementing a project-based training model. The Tianfu Digital Intelligence Skills Incubation Park develops 5G+VR/AR simulation training technologies and equipment to create highly realistic immersive teaching environments. The Operational Headquarters coordinates operations to promote the efficient cross-regional and cross-industry flow of skilled services.

Phase I of Chengdu Polytechnic’s New Campus Officially Completed

Expected to Welcome New Students in Fall 2026

Phase I of the construction for Chengdu Polytechnic’s new campus has been officially completed. It is expected to welcome new students at the start of the Fall 2026 semester. Phase II of the project is planned to begin construction in the second half of this year, with completion scheduled for 2028.

The new campus is located in Huayuan Subdistrict, Xinjin District. It covers a total area of approximately 800 acres, with a total floor area of about 370,000 square meters. The construction follows a unified master plan implemented in two phases.

The first batch of 18 buildings in Phase I, with a total floor area of about 170,900 square meters, has been delivered. These include a library, teaching buildings, practical training buildings, student dormitories, and cafeterias, providing a full chain of teaching and living facilities to meet the daily teaching, practical training, and living needs of 5,000 students.

The campus design is based on the concept of “Ancient Shu Origins, The Most Beautiful Riverside.” Strolling through the campus, one can feel the profound heritage of ancient Shu culture while experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of a modern vocational education institution. The school has dedicated efforts to create a space conducive to both study and work, building a high-quality teaching and living environment for teachers and students.

The school will closely align with Chengdu’s “9+9+10” modern industrial system and strictly benchmark against the requirements of the new round of the “Double High Plan” and vocational undergraduate establishment standards. It will focus its efforts on core areas such as upgrading educational facilities, optimizing the professional structure, and deepening the integration of industry and education. This aims to lay a solid foundation for comprehensively improving the quality of talent cultivation and steadily achieving high-quality development.

Specifically, the new campus and the Huayuan campus will focus on leading directions such as new

Western High-Skilled Talent Cultivation Headquarters

The “Western High-Skilled Talent Cultivation Headquarters” is not a widely recognized historical or cultural site, but rather a modern institutional concept. It typically refers to a strategic initiative or administrative center in China, established in the 21st century as part of national policies like the Western Development Strategy, aimed at training and retaining professionals in technology, engineering, and other skilled fields to support regional economic growth.

Sichuan Skilled Talent Tower

The Sichuan Skilled Talent Tower, also known as the Sichuan Talent Tower, is a modern landmark in Chengdu, China, completed in 2021. It was built to honor and promote the province’s rich history of skilled craftsmanship and innovation, serving as a center for talent services, exhibitions, and technological exchange.

Tianfu Craftsmen Museum

The Tianfu Craftsmen Museum, located in Chengdu, China, is a modern cultural institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the traditional arts and intangible cultural heritage of the Sichuan region. It highlights the history and skills of local master artisans through exhibitions of crafts like lacquerware, embroidery, and bamboo weaving. The museum itself, opened in recent years, serves as both an archive of historical techniques and a dynamic center for contemporary cultural exchange and innovation.

Tianfu Master Craftsmen Hub

The Tianfu Master Craftsmen Hub is a modern cultural and creative industrial park located in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China. It was established to preserve and promote traditional Sichuan crafts, such as lacquerware, bamboo weaving, and embroidery, by providing a collaborative workspace for master artisans. The hub aims to bridge heritage and innovation, fostering the development of these crafts within a contemporary economic and cultural framework.

Chengdu Shared Training Base

The Chengdu Shared Training Base is a modern facility established to support collaborative skill development and vocational training, often linked to regional economic initiatives like the Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle. While specific historical details are limited, it represents a contemporary effort by local authorities to create a centralized hub for technical education and industry-specific programs, fostering talent for emerging sectors in southwestern China.

Tianfu Digital Intelligence Skills Incubation Park

Tianfu Digital Intelligence Skills Incubation Park is a modern innovation hub located in Chengdu, China, focused on fostering talent and startups in digital and AI-driven industries. Established as part of the broader Tianfu New Area development, it reflects China’s push to advance technological self-reliance and smart manufacturing in the region. The park provides training, resources, and collaborative spaces to accelerate the growth of high-tech enterprises and skilled professionals.

Chengdu Polytechnic’s New Campus

Chengdu Polytechnic’s New Campus is a modern educational facility established to accommodate the growing needs of the institution, reflecting China’s significant investment in vocational and technical higher education in the 21st century. While the campus itself is a recent development, the college’s history dates back to its original founding, with the new site representing a contemporary expansion to provide enhanced resources and facilities for its students.

Huayuan campus

The Huayuan campus is the main and oldest campus of Southwest University, located in Beibei District, Chongqing, China. It was established in 1906 as the West China Union University and later merged with other institutions, forming the comprehensive university known today. The campus is renowned for its beautiful, garden-like setting with lush greenery and historic architecture that reflects its long academic heritage.