Core Viewpoint - The discussion focuses on enhancing the supply of cultural and sports products to support the development of consumer-centric cities, with an emphasis on creating child-friendly tourism environments in Beijing [1]. Group 1: Children's Cultural and Sports Projects - The potential of children's cultural and sports projects is significant, as evidenced by a 13.1% year-on-year increase in visitor numbers (184,000) and a 35.2% increase in consumption (9.21 million yuan) during the recent Dragon Boat Festival [3]. - There is a need to improve the current children's tourism product system in Beijing, which is currently underdeveloped and lacks diversity, with existing family-friendly attractions primarily focused on amusement facilities [3]. - Recommendations include integrating child-friendly tourism development into Beijing's 14th Five-Year Plan for cultural tourism, creating a diverse range of children's tourism products, and establishing guidelines for child-friendly tourism space [3]. Group 2: Sports Event Consumption - Suggestions were made to activate mid-tier sports event consumption by transforming suburban areas into competition venues, such as creating cycling and winter sports routes, and launching a series of weekend sports events in Beijing [4]. - The proposal includes developing a "Beijing Events Pass" app to facilitate participation in events and promote local agricultural products, thereby extending the economic impact of events beyond a single day [4]. Group 3: Emerging Sports Industry - Emerging sports industries like surfing, climbing, e-sports, and VR/AR are gaining popularity among younger demographics and are seen as key drivers for upgrading sports consumption [5]. - Recommendations include enhancing the supply of emerging sports products, establishing a comprehensive sports activity guide, and repurposing urban spaces for new sports facilities [5]. - The establishment of a unified cultural and sports space resource platform is suggested to optimize the use of various urban spaces for cultural and sports activities [5].

Group 1 - The Beijing Municipal Political Consultative Conference held a discussion on enhancing cultural and sports product supply to support the construction of a consumption-centered city [1] - There is a need to develop new sports products such as surfing, rock climbing, e-sports, and VR/AR to attract young consumers and drive sports consumption upgrades [2] - The current shortage of high-level coaches and referees for emerging sports in Beijing hinders the ability to meet the demand for participation and lifestyle experiences [2] Group 2 - The existing children's tourism offerings in Beijing are limited, with only about 60 parent-child attractions, which account for 12% of A-level tourist attractions, primarily focusing on amusement facilities [3] - A proposal was made to create a diverse children's tourism product system, including age-appropriate and segmented product lines, and to launch a "Children's Tour Beijing APP" [3] - The development of "urban micro-vacation" themed products for children during holidays is encouraged, aiming to create interactive and educational travel experiences [3] Group 3 - The Beijing performing arts market is expected to see significant growth in 2024, with 57,000 performances and an audience of 12.8 million, generating over 3.9 billion yuan in ticket sales [4] - Recommendations include implementing a "one-time approval, nationwide circulation" policy for touring performances and utilizing blockchain technology for content registration and copyright protection [4] - The current "premiere reward" system is criticized for focusing too much on new works rather than quality, leading to a phenomenon of "premiering for the sake of premiering" [5]