Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant role of lottery public welfare funds in supporting sports infrastructure and events in Jiangsu Province, particularly focusing on the development of football through the "Su Super" league and the construction of training facilities in Changzhou [2][5][6]. Group 1: Financial Support for Sports - The total cost for the construction of the Changzhou football base and its ancillary facilities is over 22 million yuan, with 1.12 million yuan from central lottery public welfare funds and 20.9 million yuan from municipal funds [1][7]. - Jiangsu lottery public welfare funds have provided 6 million yuan from the provincial level and 20 million yuan from municipal levels to support the "Su Super" league, aiding team development and event organization [2][4]. - In the first half of 2025, nationwide lottery sales reached 317.85 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 9.38 billion yuan, with sports lottery sales contributing significantly to this growth [2]. Group 2: Infrastructure Development - The Changzhou Olympic Sports Center, which hosted a recent match, covers 28.5 hectares and includes various sports facilities, with a total investment of 24 million yuan for renovations funded entirely by municipal lottery public welfare funds [5][6]. - The Changzhou football training base spans 106,666 square meters and includes six international standard football fields, funded primarily by lottery public welfare funds [6][10]. - Over the past three years, the Changzhou Olympic Sports Center has received additional funding from provincial and municipal lottery public welfare funds for maintenance and operational support [5][7]. Group 3: Allocation of Lottery Funds - In 2024, Jiangsu Province generated 797.27 million yuan in lottery public welfare funds, with a significant portion allocated to grassroots sports development [9]. - The allocation of Jiangsu provincial lottery public welfare funds includes 179.83 million yuan for supporting teams in competitions, 74.89 million yuan for athlete support, and 25.78 million yuan for improving training facilities [10].