Group 1 - The 2025 Wuhan City Football Super League ("Han Chao") opened with 46,780 spectators, marking the second-highest attendance for amateur football events in China [1] - The local football league craze is spreading across the country, with events like "Su Chao," "Gan Chao," and "Chuan Chao" igniting enthusiasm and creating vibrant scenes of travel for matches [1] Group 2 - Sports events are driving consumption, with visitors enjoying local food and tourism while attending matches, significantly impacting transportation, tourism, dining, and accommodation industries [2] - The sports industry in China has seen an average annual growth rate of over 10% in the past five years, with event economies and outdoor industries thriving [2] - In the first half of the year, Guizhou's accommodation and catering industries grew by 5.6% and 8.2% year-on-year, respectively, boosted by events like "Han Chao," which attracted around 100,000 people and generated nearly 30 million yuan in consumption [2] Group 3 - The "Su Chao" event has gained immense popularity, with 230 million views and 135,000 discussions on social media, significantly boosting local consumption in Jiangsu province [3] - 95.9% of attendees reported spending beyond ticket purchases, with average travel costs for out-of-town visitors ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 yuan [3] - The "Su Chao" event has driven a total consumption of 38 billion yuan across various sectors in Jiangsu, demonstrating the effectiveness of community sports events in stimulating local economies [3] Group 4 - The State Council has emphasized the need to stimulate sports consumption and expand consumption scenarios, encouraging local governments to host sports events and implement consumer-friendly measures [4] - Recent policies aim to promote high-quality development in the sports industry, encouraging the creation of unique event brands and integrating sports with tourism [4] Group 5 - Financial support is crucial for enhancing sports consumption, with recent guidelines from the People's Bank of China aimed at promoting high-quality development in the sports sector [5] - Local initiatives in Jiangsu have shown early success in integrating financial services with sports events, leading to over 40% growth in service revenue across tourism, dining, and accommodation related to "Su Chao" [5] - The successful implementation of events like "Su Chao," "Gan Chao," and "Chuan Chao" indicates a promising future for community sports competitions and their economic impact [5]