Group photo of winners of the 2014 Outstanding Training Organization Award
According to the 2014 Training Work Summary Report, a total of 70 outdoor instructors and 15 rock climbing instructors undertook teaching tasks for 39 beginner-level outdoor training courses and 10 beginner-level rock climbing training courses throughout the year. Fifteen instructors, including Jiang Pengcheng, completed their teaching internships and obtained the "National Vocational Qualification Certificate for Rock Climbing and Outdoor Training Instructors." After comprehensive evaluation, six instructors—Jiang Pengcheng, Jiang Xiaotian, Xu Bo, Xu Meng, Yue Lichen, and Hou Xin—were awarded the title of "Outstanding Training Instructors for the 2014 National Beginner-Level Outdoor and Rock Climbing Instructor Training Courses" for their excellent physical fitness, superb technical skills, and innovative, practical teaching spirit. Ten instructors, including Xu Meng, received the "2014 Outstanding Contribution Award for Workload." Six examiners, including Zha Dejun, were honored with the "2014 Outstanding Rock Climbing Examiner Award" for their rigorous and responsible work attitude. Six scientific researchers—Huang Xifa, Yang Jiangmei, Zhou Hongwei, Jiang Guoquan, Ma Teng, and Wang Xiangyu—received first, second, and third prizes in the "2012–2013 Mountaineering Center Scientific Research Project Awards" for their outstanding contributions to the field of mountaineering and outdoor research. Shenyang Sport University, Jincheng Mountaineering and Outdoor Sports Association, Qingdao Mountaineering Sports Association, Shanghai Mountaineering and Outdoor Sports Association, Guangzhou Huangpu District Outdoor Sports Association, Hefei Yandao Sports Culture Co., Ltd., and Guangdong Olympic Sports Center were awarded the "2014 Outstanding Training Organization Award." Shenyang Yuanshan Outdoor Sports Planning Co., Ltd., Zhangjiajie Lingying Outdoor Sports Co., Ltd., Shaanxi Provincial Sports Bureau, and Sichuan Mountaineering and Outdoor Sports Association received the "2014 National Outdoor Safety Education Program Tour Lecture Outstanding Organization Award."
The seminar and training offered rich content. Prior to the main event, 60 national vocational qualification outdoor and rock climbing training instructors participated in a two-day continuing education program, which enhanced their teaching skills and concepts, and further refined their knowledge and skill systems. Subsequently, significant meetings were held, including the revision meeting for the national vocational standards of outdoor training and the preparatory meeting for the Training Professional Committee of the Chinese Mountaineering Association, both of which are crucial for future training efforts.