Core Viewpoint - The Chengdu Universiade has prompted schools to encourage students to engage in various niche sports, broadening their knowledge and fostering interest in physical activities [1]. Group 1: Sports Engagement in Schools - Schools are using the Universiade as an opportunity to introduce students to lesser-known sports, enhancing their understanding and enthusiasm for athletics [1]. - Students at Shixi Primary School are being introduced to beach handball, which is seen as a safe and engaging sport that promotes teamwork and a competitive spirit [3][5]. - The introduction of parkour at Tianhui Primary School has led to a structured training system, with over 100 students participating in parkour classes [7][9]. Group 2: Diverse Sports Activities - Students at Shishi Primary School are learning about baseball and softball through interactive lessons that cover the sport's origins and techniques [11]. - At Jiaxiang Foreign Language School, students are overcoming fears through rock climbing, gaining a sense of achievement from their experiences [13]. - Students at Pidu Experimental School are exploring archery, which enhances their physical fitness and teamwork skills [15]. Group 3: Professional Involvement and Cultural Exchange - Yue Han, a member of the Chinese water skiing team, is actively teaching water skiing techniques to students, highlighting the sport's blend of skill and strength [17]. - The introduction of Faustball in schools has reached over 2,000 young people, indicating a growing interest in this sport [19]. - Cultural exchanges are being fostered through sports, as seen in the collaboration between Lincoln High School's girls' flag football team and Chengdu Foreign Language School [21][23].