Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the rising popularity and economic impact of the Jiangsu Province's amateur football league, known as "Su Chao," which has attracted significant fan engagement and increased local tourism spending during the Dragon Boat Festival [1][9]. Group 1: "Su Chao" Popularity - "Su Chao" has gained immense traction, with over 59,000 fans attending the second round of matches, averaging 9,852 spectators per game, indicating a potential to surpass professional leagues in attendance [4]. - The third round of matches saw venues like Nanjing's Wutai Mountain Stadium fully booked, and Xuzhou's venue breaking records with over 22,000 attendees, showcasing the league's growing appeal [4][9]. - The league's ticketing channels include various platforms, with Jiangsu Bank sponsoring free tickets, further enhancing accessibility and fan engagement [4]. Group 2: Economic Impact - During the Dragon Boat Festival, over 180,000 fans attended matches across six cities in Jiangsu, leading to a 14.63% increase in tourism consumption through UnionPay's channels [1][9]. - The league is seen as a catalyst for local economic activity, with officials noting that sports events can drive consumption and boost the economy [9]. Group 3: Comparison with "Village Super" - Unlike the "Village Super" in Guizhou, which focuses on village-level competitions, "Su Chao" operates on a city-to-city basis with more organized support from local governments [9]. - "Village Super" has seen a decline in viewership compared to its peak, while "Su Chao" continues to attract significant attention and participation [7][9].