Group 1 - The 2025 Chengdu World University Games is bringing lesser-known sports like Faustball, Hoeball, and Soft Hockey into the spotlight, attracting more public participation [1][4] - Faustball, also known as fistball, is gaining attention as it combines elements of volleyball and tennis, with a growing interest among the Chinese public [4][8] - Hoeball, originating from the Netherlands, is seeing increased youth participation in China, with various leagues established at different levels [4][6] Group 2 - The Chinese national team made its debut in Soft Hockey at the Chengdu World University Games, with a growing youth interest in the sport [8][9] - Lacrosse is transitioning from a niche sport to a more standardized and internationalized one in China, with the establishment of a national team and participation in international competitions [9][11] - Squash, known as the "king of indoor sports," is experiencing a surge in popularity, with a 50% increase in bookings at squash venues during the World University Games [13]