Su Daomei, a technician working at Chongqing Silian Measure & Control Technology Co Ltd, seals a product qualification certificate at the company's workshop in Chongqing, Nov 14, 2017. [Photo by Zhu Lingqing/chinadaily.com.cn]

However, while she carries tons of modesty, her talents are outstanding.

At this year's "Chuanyi Cup", after three rounds, which included theory test, practical test and on-site defense, Su defeated all 84 competitors of 29 teams from the instrument sector all over the country to become the champion.

"Most of the competitors are men," Zhu Xiang, deputy Party secretary of CPC at CSMC, said. "People tend to think men are more competent for technical work, but Su proved her skills are better than all of them."

It only took her five minutes to find and fix the faults of a self-contained instrument, while other competitors needed more than 10 minutes; to weld a 0.025 mm membrane on a pressure transmitter body with a diameter of 35 mm, she only needed 20 minutes, while it took more than 40 minutes for most competitors.

"At present, Su is leader of a team in which she is the only female," Zhu added.

When Su talked about her work, she smiled a lot with sparks of passion gleaming in her eyes.

"Not only managers need to follow new trends, we workers should also keep studying and improving our skills," Su said.

Having to work more than 10 hours a day sometimes and standing on her feet during working hours, Su still can squeeze time to do self-learning.

In addition, the company has offered her training on team management.

"I always try to do the best job I can. I believe it is the right attitude toward work. And self-improvement is crucial for technicians," Su said.

She has been instilling this kind of attitude to young workers at the workshop, guiding them to tackle troubles and enhance skills.