从“苏超”品读人文经济

Group 1 - The "Su Super" league has seen a significant increase in attendance, with all matches except for two exceeding 20,000 spectators, and the Xuzhou home game reaching 30,823 attendees. This attendance surpasses the average attendance of the Chinese Super League and Japan's J1 League for the 2024-2025 season [1] - The league has successfully activated local cultural elements and tourism, showcasing Jiangsu's cultural heritage and products, which has resonated with the public and enhanced the region's image [1][2] - The league emphasizes a people-centered approach, providing excellent venue resources and affordable ticket packages to meet the diverse and evolving needs of the community, highlighting the value of individuals [1] Group 2 - Jiangsu's rich cultural heritage and its status as a significant birthplace of modern industrial culture provide a continuous source of material for the "Su Super" league, allowing for a blend of traditional and modern cultural elements [2] - The integration of culture and economy has led to a projected economic benefit of over 300 million yuan for the entire season, with an average revenue increase of over 20 million yuan for each city involved [2] - Other provinces can learn from Jiangsu's approach by focusing on cultural economics to promote local economic development, emphasizing the importance of unique historical and cultural identities [2] Group 3 - As summer approaches, cities are gearing up for competition in cultural tourism, but some are failing to leverage their local cultural resources effectively, leading to misaligned marketing strategies [3] - Successful city marketing requires the transformation of local cultural genes into unique regional identifiers to stand out in the competitive cultural tourism landscape [3]