On November 6th, the State Administration for Market Regulation announced that the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has officially released the world's first industrial 5G international standard, "General Requirements for 5G Communication Technology in Industrial Networks". This standard was jointly proposed by China and Germany, and jointly developed by experts from multiple countries such as the United States, France, and Japan, filling the gap in international standards in the field of industrial 5G. It is reported that the deep integration of 5G and industry has become the core engine driving the digital, networked, and intelligent transformation of global industry. This standard focuses on the basic architecture, working mechanism, and maintenance management of 5G networks in industrial sites, providing various application scenarios for the integration of 5G and industrial sites. It is applicable to the entire lifecycle of 5G industrial wireless communication systems from planning, design, construction to optimization, and provides a unified technical specification for domestic and foreign users, design units, and equipment manufacturers to deploy and apply 5G technology in industrial environments. In fact, in recent years, the development of China's information and communication industry has achieved remarkable results. 5G applications have been integrated into various industries, and the computing power scale ranks second in the world. In the field of production, there are more than 20000 "5G+Industrial Internet" construction projects nationwide, and a batch of new models and new business forms such as "unmanned mines", "black light factories" and "smart ports" are gradually growing. The State Administration for Market Regulation stated that the release of this standard marks a milestone international achievement in China's integration of "5G+industry" applications, contributing Chinese wisdom and solutions to the digital transformation of the global manufacturing industry. (New Society)