It is particularly necessary to accurately measure the international competitiveness of China’s export to EU. In this paper, the forward value added decomposition of the WIOD from 2000 to 2014 is adopted to embed the traditional method to re-evaluate the export competitiveness of China’s manufacturing and service industries to EU. The research results show that the Chinese capital and technology intensity manufacturing’s competitive advantage is overvalued, but will be competitive disadvantage in the long run. Labor-intensive short-term has a competitive advantage but it is weakening. Almost all services have no international competitiveness, but transportation, finance, supply of electricity, heat and gas, telecommunications with characteristics of intermediate input of producer services are underestimated to a certain extent.