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Group 1: Event Overview - The 2025 World Games will be held in Chengdu, with the torch relay taking place in three cities: Chengdu, Deyang, and Meishan, featuring 120 torchbearers and six relay points connecting cultural landmarks [1] - The Chengdu World Games Village officially opened on August 3, with over 4,000 athletes from more than 100 countries participating from August 7 to 17 [2] Group 2: Volunteer and Community Engagement - Nearly 10,000 volunteers have been recruited for the event, with over 500 service stations set up across the city [3][6] - The event has spurred community engagement, with various sports and cultural activities being promoted, reaching over a million people [8] Group 3: Infrastructure and Technological Innovations - Chengdu has constructed or renovated 77 sports parks and built 407 community sports corners, enhancing local fitness facilities [7][8] - Advanced technologies, such as pool cleaning robots and various "Sichuan-made" tech products, are being utilized to support the event [4] Group 4: Economic Impact - Chengdu's sports consumption is projected to reach 41 billion yuan in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 9% [9] - The 2023 Summer Universiade generated 12.6 billion yuan in tourism revenue, indicating the significant economic impact of hosting large-scale sports events [10] Group 5: Regional Cooperation - The Chengdu-Chongqing region is enhancing collaboration, launching initiatives like the "City Night Economy Carnival" to boost consumption and tourism during the World Games [11][12]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes that sports events are not just competitions but powerful engines driving urban development, particularly in Guangzhou, which is positioning itself as an international sports center through the upcoming 15th National Games and the Special Olympics [1][2]. Group 1: Urban Development through Sports Events - Guangzhou's identity as an "international sports center" is reinforced by hosting major events like the 15th National Games and the Special Olympics, marking a significant step in its urban development [2][3]. - Historical sports events in Guangzhou have catalyzed urban transformations, such as the rise of the Tianhe CBD and the introduction of innovative practices like online torch relay and commercialized broadcasting rights [4][5]. - The city has consistently leveraged sports events to enhance its urban landscape, with each event aligning with key moments of urban expansion and industrial upgrades [2][4]. Group 2: Economic Impact and Sports Infrastructure - The article highlights the economic benefits derived from sports events, with Guangzhou hosting 40% of the competitions for the 15th National Games and 35% for the Special Olympics, indicating a substantial economic and social impact [8][14]. - Guangzhou is transforming existing sports venues into community-friendly "no-boundary sports parks," enhancing urban quality and accessibility [8][9]. - The sports economy in Guangzhou is projected to reach 63.125 billion yuan, with per capita spending at 3,345.51 yuan, positioning the city among the top in the nation for sports consumption [14]. Group 3: Innovation and International Collaboration - Guangzhou's sports sector is characterized by innovation and international collaboration, with local companies like Double Fish Sports becoming exclusive suppliers for major events, reflecting a growing global presence [12][13]. - The "City Partners" initiative aims to foster long-term economic and social benefits through strategic partnerships with leading enterprises, enhancing the city's development framework [13][14]. - The city's open and inclusive business environment has attracted numerous enterprises, facilitating a collaborative approach to urban governance and economic growth [11][13].

Core Points - Chengdu is transitioning from hosting the Summer Universiade to preparing for the World Games, with the 12th World Games scheduled from August 7 to August 17, 2025 [4][9] - The organizing committee has implemented a comprehensive plan focusing on sustainability, inclusivity, and efficiency in hosting the event [9][32] - The event will feature 34 major sports, 60 sub-events, and 255 individual events, with a strong emphasis on both traditional and emerging sports [12][32] Group 1: Event Preparation - As of April 29, 2023, there are 100 days left until the World Games, and all preparations are in full swing [7][9] - The event will include both traditional sports like tug-of-war and martial arts, as well as new sports such as drone racing and wake surfing [7][9] - A total of 21 competition venue teams are in place, and various testing and training exercises are being conducted [12][14] Group 2: Community Engagement - Chengdu is fostering a strong community spirit through various "World Games+" activities, aiming to engage over a million people across 1,000 schools [20][22] - The city is creating "World Games spaces" in communities to enhance public awareness and participation in the event [20][22] - Activities like parkour demonstrations in schools are being organized to promote new sports and encourage youth participation [18][20] Group 3: Infrastructure and Facilities - The World Games will utilize existing facilities, with 27 competition venues, including 18 that will undergo renovations and 9 temporary venues built in parks and lakes [32][32] - The Chengdu International Roller Skating Center will host roller skating events, showcasing the city's commitment to developing sports infrastructure [22][24] - The city has seen significant investment in sports facilities, with plans to enhance public sports spaces and increase accessibility for residents [30][32] Group 4: Economic Impact - Chengdu's sports industry is experiencing rapid growth, with over 25 major projects signed, amounting to more than 196 billion yuan in investment [30] - The city's sports consumption scale is projected to exceed 75 billion yuan in 2024, reflecting a growth of over 9% [30] - The hosting of international events is enhancing Chengdu's global profile, attracting more international flights and increasing tourism [41][43]