On March 30, the Wall Street Journal published an article asserting that the United States and China stand at the forefront of the intelligent humanoid robot industry. The nation that successfully manufactures highly functional humanoid robots stands to dominate labor-intensive sectors. Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, proclaimed the dawn of the robot era, hinting at its potential to become the largest industry. Manufacturers of humanoid robots are striving for groundbreaking advancements by integrating powerful computer chips with advanced AI algorithms. The Chinese government has set its sights on becoming a global leader in humanoid robotics by 2027, making it a pivotal investment focus. China's vast network of factories offers an ideal environment for humanoid robots to gather data, fostering their rapid evolution. Presently, both China and the United States are testing humanoid robots in industrial settings, setting the stage for a decades-long competition.