苏超为中国体育改革提供实践样本

Group 1 - The popularity of the Suzhou Super League (苏超) is reshaping the flow dynamics of Chinese football, with significant attendance figures surpassing some Chinese Super League matches, indicating a strong public interest [1] - The operational model of the Suzhou Super League, which involves government coordination and public resource utilization, has been highlighted as a key factor in its success, making the events a "public product" for mass participation [1] - The Suzhou Super League has created a more relaxed atmosphere compared to professional football, allowing for greater creativity and entertainment, which has not been fully achieved in Chinese professional leagues since their inception in 1994 [1] Group 2 - The Suzhou Super League breaks the traditional notion that professional events are exclusive to fans, fostering a family-friendly environment that encourages broader participation, including children and the elderly [2] - The viewing experience has evolved into a "cultural tourism consumption scene," where attending matches is combined with social activities, indicating a shift in how sports events are perceived and consumed [2] - The league's model may serve as a turning point in shifting away from the "gold medal mentality" in sports, emphasizing the importance of enjoyment and participation over mere competitive success [2]