Slovenia's Janja Garnbret and Austria's Jakob Schubert currently top the overall rankings, heading into the competition in China.

The duo have already been able to secure the season's titles in the lead discipline, but will hope to add the overall crown to complete a strong campaign.

The IFSC state the overall titles are determined by a new calculation this season, with athletes competing in two or more bouldering, lead and speed events given ranking points based on their relative ranking against one another at eligible events.

Their top two events per discipline are counted, and the six ranking points are multiplied.

Japan's Tomoa Narasaki and Miho Nonaka will hope to move back into first place overall, having been displaced last week in Wujiang.

The event will feature the seventh lead and eighth speed competitions of the World Cup season.

Only the men's speed title remains up for grabs among the individual titles, with Ukraine's Danyil Boldyrev currently leading the way.

He still faces competition from Iran's Reza Alipourshenzandifar, France's Bassa Mawem and the Russian duo Dmitrii Timofeev and Aleksandr Shilov.

The quartet still have a mathematical chance of overtaking the Ukrainian climber.

Anouck Jaubert has already clinched the women’s speed title, with podium positions still on offer behind the French athlete.

Qualifications will take place tomorrow, with finals set due to be held on Sunday (October 28).