How do Chinese (GB) and International naming conventions for instrumentation cables differ?

How do Chinese (GB) and International naming conventions for instrumentation cables differ?
In the international market, naming conventions follow structural codes defined by standards like BS 5308, EN 50288-7, or UL 13. The Chinese system utilizes the GB (Guobiao) standard based on Pinyin initials.

Chinese System (GB/T): Common models include DJYVP (Polyethylene insulation, PVC sheath, braided shield), DJYPVP (Individual and collective shield), and DJYPVRP (Flexible version). The “DJ” prefix denotes instrumentation/computer use.

International System: Focuses on standard-specific codes such as RE-2X(st)Y (XLPE insulation, static shield, PVC sheath), CU/TICW/OS/LSZH (Copper/Tinned Copper/Overall Shield/LSZH), or PLTC (Power Limited Tray Cable).

Common Models Comparison:

Application
Chinese Model (GB)
International Model (EN/BS/UL)

Overall Shielded
DJYVP / DJVVP
RE-2Y(st)Y / BS 5308 Part 1 Type 1

Individual & Overall Shield
DJYPVP
RE-2X(st)H PiMF / BS 5308 Part 2 Type 2

Armored (SWA/SWB)
DJYVP22
RE-2Y(st)Y SWA / UL 13 PLTC