赛事经济火热出圈，体育消费迎来政策东风

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese sports industry is expected to maintain rapid growth during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, with a target of exceeding 7 trillion yuan in total scale by 2030, driven by both supply and demand factors [1][8]. Group 1: Sports Industry Growth - The sports industry in China has developed rapidly over the past 11 years, particularly since the 2014 government policy aimed at promoting sports consumption [1]. - The proportion of sports service industry value added has increased significantly, from 34.6% in 2012 to 72.7% in 2023, indicating a shift towards service-oriented growth [2]. - The "Su Super" event has become a phenomenon, driving urban consumption and showcasing the commercial value of sports services [2]. Group 2: Policy and Economic Impact - The government plans to introduce special policies for the development of sports events, recognizing the significant market potential and economic impact of the competition and performance sectors [2][3]. - In Shandong, over 739 events with more than 500 participants were held in the first half of the year, generating direct economic benefits of 4.6 billion yuan and indirect benefits of 11.3 billion yuan [2]. Group 3: Consumer Behavior and Market Trends - Sports consumption in China has expanded from traditional goods to services such as event viewing, fitness, and sports tourism, with a 22.2% year-on-year increase in sales of sports entertainment products in the first half of the year [6][7]. - The retail sales of sports and entertainment products from key monitored events exceeded 300 million yuan on average, indicating strong consumer interest [6]. - The overall sports consumption market is projected to exceed 2.8 trillion yuan by 2025, with significant room for growth compared to North America and the EU [8]. Group 4: Infrastructure and Investment - The total area of sports facilities in China is 4.23 billion square meters, with 1,547 new sports parks built, highlighting the focus on infrastructure development to support sports activities [8]. - The government aims to balance "hard investment" in infrastructure with "soft construction" to enhance community sports facilities, thereby releasing the potential for sports consumption [8].