新华社体育部评出2025年中国体育十大新闻

Group 1 - The rise of humanoid robot sports events in China reflects the deep interaction between sports and technology, with significant events such as the Beijing Yizhuang Half Marathon and the first humanoid robot sports meeting in Wuxi showcasing over 150 robot competitors [2] - The global first humanoid robot sports meeting in Beijing attracted 280 teams from 16 countries and regions, highlighting advancements in embodied intelligence technology [2] Group 2 - The "Su Super" Jiangsu city football league has gained immense popularity, averaging 28,600 spectators per match and over 2 billion live viewers, setting a new benchmark for amateur sports events in China [4] - The Chinese government aims to cultivate world-class sports enterprises and events by 2030, with a target to exceed 7 trillion yuan in the sports industry, indicating a strong potential for sports consumption market growth [4] Group 3 - The Chinese swimming team achieved remarkable success at the Singapore Swimming World Championships, winning a total of 37 medals, including 15 golds, and maintaining the top position in both gold and overall medal counts [6] - The Chinese sports delegation also excelled at the 12th World Games in Chengdu, securing 64 medals, including 36 golds, marking the best performance in the history of China's participation in the event [8] Group 4 - The Chinese badminton team made a significant comeback at the 2025 World Badminton Championships, reaching all five singles finals for the first time in 14 years and winning 2 golds and 3 silvers [11] - The Chinese team also successfully defended their title at the Sudirman Cup, showcasing their dominance in mixed team competitions [11] Group 5 - The announcement by the Chinese Athletics Association to standardize marathon events emphasizes the importance of participant needs, with a guideline stating that at least 90% of slots should be allocated to amateur runners [15] - The establishment of "International Tai Chi Day" by UNESCO highlights the global reach of Tai Chi, with millions of practitioners across over 180 countries [17]