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Core Points - The recent matches between Dalian Yifang and Beijing Guoan, as well as Shanghai Shenhua, have set new attendance records in the Chinese Super League, with 61,185 and 61,135 spectators respectively, showcasing the growing popularity of football in China [1][4][7] - The high attendance figures not only reflect the enthusiasm for football but also significantly boost the local tourism and economy, aligning with the national strategy of using sports events to drive economic growth [1][11] Attendance Records - Dalian Yifang's home stadium, Suoyu Bay Stadium, has a capacity of 63,000, and the recent matches have seen attendance rates exceeding 97% [4][5] - The previous record for attendance was set in 2012 with 65,769 spectators, indicating a strong resurgence in fan engagement [4][6] Economic Impact - The influx of away fans from Beijing and Shanghai has positively impacted local businesses, with estimates suggesting that the spending from these fans could reach millions of yuan [9][11] - The Dalian area has seen significant economic activity, with fans engaging in local tourism, dining, and purchasing merchandise, contributing to the local economy [9][11] Fan Engagement - The matches attracted a large number of traveling fans, with over 2,000 from Beijing Guoan and more than 3,000 from Shanghai Shenhua, indicating strong support and loyalty among fans [9][10] - Local arrangements, such as shuttle services for away fans, have enhanced the experience and convenience for those traveling to support their teams [13][14] Policy and Future Considerations - The Chinese government has emphasized the importance of sports events in economic development, with policies aimed at promoting sports consumption and enhancing the overall experience for fans [11][12] - Future matches and their scheduling should consider fan travel and local tourism opportunities to maximize attendance and economic benefits [14][15]