Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for "digital sports" to create an "effective" and "interesting" "active health" model to address the challenges of "scientific fitness" [1] - The National Sports Administration and the National Development and Reform Commission have issued a plan to enhance public fitness facilities from "having" to "improving" between 2023 and 2025 [1] - Good Family Group has deployed nearly 700 sets of "outdoor smart gyms" across over 120 cities in China, with more than 200 sets in Shenzhen, Guangdong, serving approximately 15 million users [1] Group 2 - The "outdoor smart gym" integrates new information technology to create a closed loop for scientific fitness, making the health benefits of exercise directly visible [2] - Each device in the "outdoor smart gym" is networked, allowing for competitions across different regions and demographics, promoting an "active health" awareness through social and entertainment fitness [2] - A recent partnership between People's Sports and Good Family Group aims to accelerate the transformation of professional sports research into public fitness and health, contributing to the development of a sports powerhouse [2]