Group 1 - The popularity of the Suzhou Super League (苏超) and Jiangxi Super League (赣超) has significantly boosted related industries, especially cultural tourism and commerce, leading to a thriving ticket economy [1][4] - The Jiangxi Super League's second round saw tickets sell out rapidly, with 30,000 tickets for a match gone in seconds, indicating high demand and engagement [1] - The Suzhou Super League has also seen massive ticket sales, with a total of 1.36 million people participating in ticket purchases over two rounds [1] Group 2 - The events have revitalized underutilized venue resources in various cities, promoting the use of large sports facilities that were previously used for concerts and other events [2] - The leagues are contributing to the popularization of football, encouraging youth participation and fostering the development of the sport [2] - Local governments in cities like Wuxi, Changzhou, and Suzhou have introduced three-year action plans to enhance football development, aiming for increased participation and the establishment of professional clubs [3] Group 3 - The surge in interest in the Suzhou Super League has led to a significant increase in sports-related consumption, with sales of football gear in Jiangsu province rising over 60% year-on-year [4] - On the day of a major match, tourist attractions in Nanjing saw a visitor count of 2.181 million, with total cultural tourism consumption reaching 2.72 billion yuan, indicating a strong economic impact [4][5] - The integration of sports events with cultural and commercial activities is creating a new ecosystem that enhances consumer engagement and drives economic growth [6]