Group 1 - The "Village Super" (村超) football tournament in Guizhou concluded with the Loyal Village team winning the championship after a penalty shootout against Longquan Village [1] - The tournament faced challenges due to severe flooding that affected the football field, but it was rebuilt in 20 days, showcasing community resilience [1][2] - The event has gained national attention, with plans for the first "Village Super" national tournament involving 33 regions across 28 provinces [3] Group 2 - The collaboration between "Village Super" and "Su Super" (苏超) highlights the growing popularity of amateur football leagues in China, fostering community spirit and support [2][3] - Local government and community members are actively involved in the recovery and rebuilding efforts, with 95% of restaurants and accommodations returning to normal operations within a month after the flood [4] - The "Village Super" aims to promote cultural exchange and international friendship through football, with participation from over 1,200 players from 52 countries [5] Group 3 - The initiative to develop school-level football programs, referred to as "Class Super" (班超), aims to integrate sports into education and nurture future football talents [6][7] - A comprehensive 10-year plan for football development in Guizhou has been established, focusing on local leagues, national competitions, and international exchanges [7]