Group 1 - Zhao Xintong's victory in the Snooker World Championship marks the first time an Asian player has won this title in nearly a century, highlighting the growing prominence of snooker in China [1] - The development of snooker in China has transformed from a niche sport to a significant global player, with the establishment of a robust event system and commercial operations [2] - The success of Chinese athletes in various sports, including tennis and winter sports, reflects a broader trend of China evolving from a participant to an enabler in the global sports arena [2][3] Group 2 - China's strategic approach to sports development is integrated into the national development framework, promoting a balance between mass sports, competitive sports, and the sports industry [3] - Major international events hosted by China, such as the Beijing Winter Olympics and the Chengdu Universiade, contribute new ideas and energy to global sports [3] - The inclusive and collaborative stance of Chinese sports aims to foster a shared vision for global sports development, transcending cultural and linguistic barriers [3]