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EnglishThe 2026 Ding Summit · Sanchuang Competition Special Session was successfully held in Hangzhou on January 30. The event was co-hosted by the Sanchuang Competition Organizing Committee and DingTalk, bringing together representatives from government departments, members of the Sanchuang Competition organizing committee, senior executives from Alibaba Group and DingTalk, as well as outstanding past winners of the Sanchuang Competition. The event not only further advanced the core philosophy of the Sanchuang Competition—“learning through competition, innovation through competition, and career development through competition”—but also built a long-term bridge connecting university innovation with industry resources, providing young entrepreneurs with new momentum for continuous growth.
Government, Enterprises, and Universities Join Hands to Discuss the Future of the Youth Innovation Ecosystem
In his speech, a representative from the Hangzhou Municipal Bureau of Commerce noted that the Sanchuang Competition has long played a critical role as an important platform for inspiring the innovative potential of the younger generation and driving urban industrial transformation and upgrading. The government will continue to provide policy support and resource integration to actively create an environment conducive to the development of young entrepreneurs, helping them go further on the path of innovation.
Ma Lijun, Vice President of DingTalk, pointed out that the special Sanchuang Competition session at this year’s Ding Summit fully reflects the profound impact of the competition on innovation and entrepreneurship education in higher education institutions. He expressed hope that the “Competition Friends Association” would become a key hub linking young innovators with industry opportunities, enabling more outstanding projects to move beyond campus and take root in society.
Professor Zhang Jianlin, Executive Dean of the Alibaba Business School at Hangzhou Normal University and Vice Chairman of the Sanchuang Competition Organizing Committee, stated that the Sanchuang Competition serves as a “real-world window” for innovation education in universities, and the establishment of the Competition Friends Association transforms short-term competition outcomes into long-term developmental momentum. Through tripartite collaboration among government, universities, and enterprises, the initiative promotes close alignment between youth capability development and actual societal needs, achieving mutually beneficial outcomes.
Feng Dengwei, General Manager of DingTalk's Education Industry Line, delivered a keynote presentation titled “An AI-Driven New Model for Talent Development in Higher Education,” using concrete examples to demonstrate how DingTalk leverages AI-assisted tools, digital collaboration platforms, and enterprise resource-matching mechanisms to help young innovators efficiently turn their ideas into reality and incubate their projects.