Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant boost in consumer spending and engagement in various cities during the Jiangsu Urban Football League ("Su Super") matches, showcasing the event's impact on local economies [1][2] Group 2 - The Su Super matches led to a 103% increase in group purchase orders and a 114% increase in sales in Jiangsu's commercial districts over the weekend compared to the previous Thursday and Friday [1] - The sports event stimulated a 113% increase in orders for sports and leisure-related group purchases in Jiangsu [1] - The top five commercial districts in Jiangsu based on consumer spending during the weekend were Nanjing Xinjiekou, Suzhou Shantang Street, Taizhou Sanshui Bay/Liuyuan, Wuxi Chong'an Temple, and Changzhou Heping Road [1] Group 3 - Despite a loss, Zhenjiang saw the highest growth in hotel and travel consumption among the match cities, with a 108% increase in group purchase orders compared to the previous weekend [1] - Other cities like Suqian, Taizhou, and Suzhou also experienced significant increases in hotel and travel group purchase orders, with growth rates of 41%, 31%, and 34% respectively [1] Group 4 - The matches also promoted local cuisine, with Xuzhou barbecue group purchase orders increasing by nearly 80% and Yangzhou fried rice orders rising by 27% [2] - Salt City saw a remarkable 353% increase in group purchase orders for its unique cuisine [2] Group 5 - The Su Super event has become a model for integrating culture, sports, and tourism in Jiangsu, demonstrating the potential for local economies to benefit from such events [2] - The collaboration between government initiatives and market dynamics has activated a full-chain consumption model, enhancing regional economic vitality [2]