Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the increasing collaboration between ZhongAn Insurance and sports events, particularly in providing comprehensive insurance coverage for marathon runners and event staff, with a total coverage amount of 9 billion yuan for the 2025 West Lake Half Marathon [1] - Since 2024, ZhongAn Insurance has been actively involved in the fitness trend, partnering with over 80 marathon events in China, providing group accident insurance and public liability insurance, covering over 1 million marathon participants, volunteers, and staff [1][2] - ZhongAn Insurance has developed a tailored insurance product called "Zhongminbao Marathon Edition," which combines sports and medical coverage, addressing the gaps in traditional sports accident insurance and catering to various user groups [1][2] Group 2 - The rapid development of the sports industry in China has led to a trend towards standardized, professional, and digitalized road running events, yet the insurance products for athletes remain relatively traditional and do not meet the long-term needs of runners [2] - Data from the National Sports Administration indicates that over 500 million people in China regularly participate in sports, with nearly 300 million experiencing varying degrees of sports injuries, highlighting a significant gap in insurance coverage for diverse sports scenarios [2] - ZhongAn Insurance aims to innovate and customize risk coverage for niche sports such as ice and snow sports, cycling, and rock climbing, addressing the specific needs of different athletic activities [2][3] Group 3 - As sports become more diversified and specialized, ZhongAn Insurance plans to collaborate with sports associations, event organizers, and venues to explore comprehensive risk coverage during event preparation and athlete training, ensuring full financial service for personnel, events, venues, and logistics [3] - The company emphasizes the importance of enhancing user accessibility, awareness, and perception of sports insurance, promoting financial inclusivity and improving self-risk awareness among participants in sports activities [3]