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在2017年的天津全运会上，四川一共获得17金19银25铜1306分的成绩，创造四川参加全运会的历史 最好成绩。2018年四川体育成绩同样出色，四川体育职业学院参加各类国际比赛38次，国内比赛142 次，获得世界或洲际冠军13个，38次全国最高水平比赛中取得13金16银12铜。尽管成绩不菲，但四川体 育仍存在"优势项目不多、重点项目竞争不强、落后项目起色不大、球类项目实力不济"等问题。为此， 四川体育职业学院将备战周期分为"基础年""提高年""突破年""冲刺年"四个阶段，倾力锻造"国奥金"极 点项目，奋力打造"金奖牌"重点项目，完成奥运会、全运会目标任务。据悉，本周期内，四川体育职业 学院的14个训练单位领取了目标责任书。 （记者 薛剑） 12月25日，为备战第14届全运会周期训练工作，四川体育职业学院在成都召开动员落实大会。这标 志着四川竞技体育的优秀运动队和运动员正式进入新的全运会周期。 第14届全国运动会将于2021年在陕西省召开，新的全运会周期已然来临，作为承担四川全运会主要 工作的四川体育职业学院向四川健儿们发出了"备战令"。"今天的会议，既是全面贯彻落实四川省体育 局备战第14届全运会工作，也是学 ...

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Core Insights - The 15th National Games concluded with significant achievements, including 8 world records broken and Guangxi's sports delegation winning 10 gold medals, marking a historic milestone for the region after over 40 years [1] Group 1: Performance Highlights - The Guangxi wrestling team stood out by winning 3 gold medals, with notable performances from athletes who previously competed in the Paris Olympics, showcasing their improved mindset and skills [2][3] - In athletics, veteran sprinter Wei Yongli concluded her career with a silver medal in the 100m, while Liu Dezhu won gold in the men's 1500m, indicating a transition from experienced athletes to emerging talents [4] - The gymnastics team also experienced a mix of outcomes, with Lu Chongcan winning gold in the men's pommel horse, while other athletes fell short of their medal aspirations [4] Group 2: Breakthroughs in Various Sports - The equestrian team achieved remarkable success by winning gold in both team and individual events, marking a significant improvement since their formation in 2018 [5] - The shooting team celebrated a historic win with Tang Xiao's comeback in the women's 10m air pistol event, indicating potential for future success in international competitions [5] - Additional achievements included silver medals in marathon and swimming, as well as advancements in climbing and BMX racing, reflecting a diversified growth in Guangxi's competitive sports landscape [5]

Core Viewpoint - The emergence of the "Alpha Generation" in Chinese sports is marked by young athletes like Yu Zidi, who set an Asian record in the women's 200m individual medley at just 13 years old, symbolizing a new chapter in China's athletic landscape [1][2]. Group 1: Young Athletes' Achievements - Yu Zidi became the fastest 13-year-old in history for the women's 200m individual medley with a time of 2:10.63 at the National Championships [2]. - At the Singapore World Championships, Yu Zidi became the youngest medalist in international swimming competitions in 89 years, showcasing her rapid rise to prominence [2]. - Other young athletes, such as 13-year-old Zou Mingke and 12-year-old Meng Lingyan, competed fiercely in the skateboarding events, highlighting the competitive spirit of the "Alpha Generation" [3]. Group 2: Significance of the Event - The current National Games serve as a significant platform for the "Alpha Generation," with many athletes under 12 years old participating, indicating a shift towards younger competitors in Chinese sports [2]. - The presence of young athletes in various sports, including skateboarding and diving, emphasizes the potential and future of Chinese sports, as they bring energy and creativity to the competitions [4][8]. - The performances of these young athletes reflect a new wave of talent in Chinese sports, with their aspirations to reach international stages, as expressed by athletes like Li Ruixi [6].

Group 1: National Sports System Recognition - The National Sports System Advanced Collective and Individual Awards Ceremony was held in Guangzhou, recognizing three units and nine individuals from Shanghai for their contributions to sports [1] - Shanghai Sports Training Base Management Center has been pivotal in supporting high-quality development in competitive sports since its establishment in 2019, providing comprehensive service for national teams and local athletes [1] - The Shanghai Swimming Center has successfully trained numerous athletes, contributing to Shanghai's best-ever Olympic performance with multiple medal wins [2] Group 2: Youth Sports Development - The Shanghai Youth Sports Association has focused on enhancing public service levels for youth sports and promoting physical health since its inception in 2005, implementing various programs to improve sports skills among young people [3] - The association has established a certification system for youth sports coaches and actively participates in industry governance to ensure high-quality development [3] Group 3: Individual Achievements - Yu Xiaoling, a national diving coach, has significantly contributed to the success of Chinese diving, particularly in training athletes like Chen Yuxi, who achieved remarkable results at the Paris Olympics [4] - Zhang Ying, the director of the Xuhui District Sports Bureau, has driven sports policy innovation and infrastructure development, resulting in a significant increase in sports facilities and participation [5] - Chen Yuxi, a young diving athlete, has won multiple championships and set records, showcasing the potential of the new generation of Chinese athletes [9][10] Group 4: Notable Athletes - Fan Zhendong, a table tennis player, achieved a "super grand slam" by winning multiple championships, including gold medals at the Paris Olympics, exemplifying the spirit of Chinese sports [6][7] - Wu Yu, a boxing coach and athlete, has made significant strides in her career, winning championships and securing Olympic qualification for China [13] - Qin Haiyang, a swimmer, broke records and won multiple gold medals, contributing to China's swimming legacy [15] - Guo Qiqi, an artistic gymnast, led her team to historic victories, marking a breakthrough for Chinese artistic gymnastics [17] - Zhang Zhizhen, a tennis player, has achieved significant milestones in both professional and national competitions, promoting tennis in China [22]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes the importance of reforming and innovating in the sports sector, particularly through the delegation of national team management to local authorities, which can enhance the development of less popular sports and improve Olympic preparation efficiency [1][2][3] - The newly introduced "entrusted management" model for national teams allows local sports bureaus to take charge of team development, market expansion, and event organization, thereby increasing local engagement and responsibility in Olympic preparations [1] - The collaboration between local sports associations and clubs, as seen in Hebei and Jiangxi, demonstrates the effectiveness of integrating educational resources and community involvement in nurturing professional athletes [2] Group 2 - The ongoing reforms in the governance of professional leagues, particularly in football, aim to separate management and operational responsibilities to enhance accountability and prevent issues arising from concentrated power [3] - Achievements in international competitions, such as the Beijing Winter Olympics and the upcoming Paris Olympics, highlight the positive outcomes of these reforms and the potential for further success in building a strong sports nation [3] - The articles advocate for a more open, vibrant, and sustainable governance system in competitive sports, suggesting that continued reforms will lead to significant advancements in the sports industry [3]

Core Viewpoint - The introduction of a new management model for national teams in China, specifically for cricket and squash, marks a significant reform in the country's competitive sports management system [1][2]. Group 1: New Management Model - The "entrusted hosting" model allows local sports authorities to manage national teams, transferring responsibilities for team formation, competition, market development, and international event hosting to the entrusted parties [7][11]. - The newly issued "Management Measures for the Formation of National High-Level Sports Teams (Trial)" encourages innovation in the formation of national teams and aims to standardize cooperative efforts [1][2]. Group 2: Implementation and Development - The model is particularly suited for sports with low popularity and weak development foundations, such as cricket and squash, which are newly included in the Olympic program [7][11]. - Local authorities, such as those in Sichuan and Zhejiang, are already taking steps to establish training bases and integrate advanced facilities to support the development of these sports [8][13]. Group 3: Future Plans and Challenges - Sichuan plans to build a youth training system and promote squash through advanced facilities, while Zhejiang aims to enhance the cricket program by integrating sports, culture, and education [12][13]. - Challenges include ensuring fairness in athlete selection, improving facilities, and addressing the competitive nature of these newly introduced sports [14][15].

Core Viewpoint - The "14th Five-Year Plan" period has seen significant achievements in building a sports power in China, with the sports industry growing at an average annual rate of over 10% in the past five years, contributing to national economic growth and local economic transformation [1][3]. Group 1: Sports Infrastructure and Participation - The total area of sports facilities in China has exceeded 4.23 billion square meters, an increase of 1.131 billion square meters compared to the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan" [2]. - The number of social sports instructors has reached 3.71 million, with over 38.5% of the population regularly participating in physical exercise [2]. - The initiative "Three Hundred Million People Participate in Ice and Snow Sports" has spurred new developments in ice and snow culture and industry [2]. Group 2: Competitive Sports Achievements - By the end of 2024, China has achieved a total of 519 world championships and set 68 world records during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [3]. - The Beijing Winter Olympics and the Paris Olympics have marked historical achievements for China in international competitions, establishing the country as a strong Olympic nation [3]. Group 3: Sports Industry Development - The sports industry has seen an average annual growth rate of over 10% in the past five years, with policies promoting the development of ice and snow economies and outdoor sports [3][5]. - The outdoor sports market is expanding, with online consumption expected to reach over 300 billion yuan in 2024, driven by an increase in outdoor facilities and events [5]. Group 4: Sports Culture and International Relations - The promotion of Chinese sports culture is integrated with cultural confidence, with various activities enhancing the international sports "circle of friends" [3]. - Traditional Chinese sports, such as martial arts, are gaining recognition on international platforms, contributing to China's diplomatic efforts [3]. Group 5: Sports Reform and Regulation - Revisions to sports laws and the establishment of a sports arbitration center mark a new phase in sports legal development [4]. - Efforts to reform and revitalize football, along with measures to combat issues like gambling and match-fixing, are progressing positively [4]. Group 6: Water Sports Industry - The water sports industry is projected to reach a scale of 438.6 billion yuan in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 18.7% [6]. - Participation in water sports has surpassed 120 million, indicating a growing interest and market potential in this sector [6].

Group 1 - The article discusses the recent victory of Japanese player Zhang Ben Zhi He over Chinese player Wang Chu Qin in the WTT Yokohama Championship men's singles final, highlighting the competitive dynamics between the two players [2][3][4] - Zhang Ben Zhi He expressed his desire to continue winning against Wang Chu Qin, indicating a strong competitive spirit and ambition [4] - The article touches on the cultural and emotional aspects of sports, particularly how national identity can influence perceptions of athletes, using Zhang Ben Zhi He as a case study [8][17] Group 2 - The narrative also reflects on the broader implications of sportsmanship and national pride, suggesting that a country that can produce formidable opponents is a sign of strength [17] - The piece draws parallels with other sports figures, such as Lang Ping and Zhang Jing, who have navigated similar challenges in their careers, emphasizing the importance of professionalism and respect in international sports [12][16]