霹雳舞代表活力、潮流、个性，源于街头、易于推广、不分性别和地域，体现体育包容精神。作为一种 年轻化、国际化的载体，霹雳舞成功打破体育与艺术的边界，用活力与创意演绎出新时代都市文化的新 模样。2018年布宜诺斯艾利斯青奥会，霹雳舞作为正式项目首秀奥运体系。随着霹雳舞被列入2024年巴 黎奥运会比赛项目及杭州第19届亚运会竞赛项目，继第十四届全国运动会之后，今年的全运会也再次设 置霹雳舞项目。这项融合了舞蹈与竞技的运动，全球热度正持续攀升。 据了解，霹雳舞对选手的爆发力、柔韧性、耐力、协调性等综合体能有着较高的要求。顶尖舞者需兼具 体操运动员般的身体能力和艺术表现力，它已蜕变为高强度竞技运动。本次测试赛依据技巧性、多样 性、完成度、乐感和创意度等五维特征建立霹雳舞评分系统。 (记者 张璐) 原标题：十五运会霹雳舞测试赛将于8月26日开赛 中新网广州8月25日电 记者25日从广州体育学院获悉，2025年中国·广州街舞公开赛暨第十五届全国运动 会(以下简称"十五运会")霹雳舞测试赛(以下简称"测试赛")将于8月26日在广州体育学院亚运篮球馆开 赛。 据悉，本次测试赛设立男子个人、女子个人两项，共有37名运动员参加，其 ...

Group 1 - The 12th World Games concluded on August 17 in Chengdu, with the Chinese sports delegation achieving remarkable success, winning a total of 36 gold medals, 17 silver medals, and 11 bronze medals, leading in both gold and total medal counts [2] - Liu Qingyi, a prominent figure in Chinese breakdancing, won a silver medal in the women's breakdancing event, showcasing her skills against strong competition, including her teammate Guo Pu, who won gold [3][6] - Wang Chenyi from Henan won a gold medal in the women's individual continuous throw event in boules, marking the 34th gold medal for the Chinese delegation at the World Games [11][14] Group 2 - Liu Qingyi expressed satisfaction with her performance despite not winning gold, highlighting the significance of having two Chinese athletes in the finals as a historic breakthrough for the sport [10] - Wang Chenyi's journey in boules reflects the development of the sport in Henan, with her coach emphasizing the province's strong training programs and achievements in the sport [16] - Liu Shasha secured a bronze medal in women's artistic billiards, sharing her experiences and encouraging young female players to pursue their dreams in the sport [17][20]

原标题：成都世运会｜闲记：不"新"也不"旧"，霹雳舞尴尬了吗？ 世界运动会不缺新鲜感：或是鲜为人知的小众项目，或是大众项目的新规则、新玩法，总能激发记 者和观众的好奇心。 这种变化并非项目热度退潮，而是其进入新阶段的信号。但对以"新鲜感"为底色的霹雳舞而言，这 本身就带着矛盾。 一方面，奥运会的推动让规则更清晰、训练更专业、培养路径更完整。霹雳舞逐渐脱离"街头小 众"，成为一项具备稳定国际舞台和训练体系的竞技运动。从亚锦赛到世锦赛，从青奥会到世运会，再 到国内联赛，舞者们有了更多舞台，成长速度明显加快。世界体育舞蹈联合会（WDSF）官员曾指出， 如今不少霹雳舞运动员的成长模式已从"自我摸索"转向"专业指导"，奥运会不断推动项目专业化，同时 激发着选手们去拓展能力极限。 然而，当记者走进成都世运会的霹雳舞赛场，却有了些不同的感受。 8月17日，中国选手郭朴在比赛中。当日，在成都世运会女子单人霹雳舞金牌战中，郭朴击败队友 刘清漪夺冠。新华社记者 李嘉南 摄 与壁球、棍网球、腰旗橄榄球这些"准奥运项目"相比，霹雳舞的身份看上去有些尴尬：既不 再"新"，又不完全"旧"。 四年前，它还是"锃光瓦亮"的新兴项目，顶着巴黎 ...

Core Insights - The 12th World Games concluded in Chengdu, marking the first time the event was held in mainland China, with the Chinese sports delegation achieving a historic performance by winning a total of 64 medals, including 36 gold, 17 silver, and 11 bronze, thus ranking first in both gold and overall medal counts [1][2] Group 1: Performance Highlights - The Chinese sports delegation won gold medals in 18 events, increasing the number of events in which they secured gold from 14 to 23 [1] - Notable achievements included world records set in women's speed relay in rock climbing and women's 4×50 meter relay in underwater swimming, along with five events where Chinese athletes claimed both gold and silver [1] - In the disabled sports category, 10 athletes won 5 gold and 1 silver in events such as free diving, jiu-jitsu, and archery, showcasing the development of sports for disabled individuals in China [1] Group 2: Development and Future Prospects - The athletes representing China came from diverse backgrounds, with many participating in an international multi-sport event for the first time, reflecting the country's efforts in diversifying sports development and talent cultivation [2] - The World Games primarily featured non-Olympic sports, which are crucial for building a strong sports nation and meeting the diverse sports needs of the public, thus promoting balanced development in sports [2] - Participation in the World Games has helped cultivate a group of excellent athletes, coaches, and management talents for the future development of these sports in China [2]

Group 1 - The Chengdu World Games showcased lesser-known sports, creating a unique atmosphere that attracted public interest and participation [1][2] - The event featured "part-time athletes" who balanced their sports with everyday jobs, contributing to a relaxed and relatable competition environment [2][4] - The innovative event settings, such as competitions held in cornfields, emphasized a grassroots connection to the community [2][4] Group 2 - Ten brands, including Xtep, Li Ning, and Peak, strategically positioned themselves during the event, leveraging the popularity of niche sports for marketing opportunities [8][11] - Xtep was the first global partner, providing uniforms for various roles within the event, while Li Ning incorporated local culture into their designs [8][11] - Peak and other brands explored international sponsorships and targeted niche sports to differentiate themselves in the competitive landscape [13][15] Group 3 - The legacy of the World Games lies in the potential for niche sports to gain traction and sustainability in the community post-event [16][18] - The rapid growth of the frisbee community during the event indicates a strong interest in maintaining these sports, with permanent facilities being established [16][18] - The future success of these sports will depend on youth engagement and continued brand investment, highlighting a shift in public perception of sports beyond traditional Olympic events [18][20]

Group 1 - The 12th World Games opened on August 7, 2025, in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, with 321 athletes from the Chinese sports delegation participating in 28 major events, 50 sub-events, and 152 small events [1] - The Henan Province sports bureau reported that 22 athletes from Henan will represent the national team, including 19 athletes competing in various sports such as karate, pétanque, breakdancing, billiards, hockey, and diving [1] - Notable athletes from Henan include Liu Shasha, a billiards champion, who has won multiple world titles and will compete in the billiards event from August 10 to 14, with the women's artistic billiards final scheduled for August 13 [1] Group 2 - The pétanque competition will feature male athlete Zhang Xiaohui and female athlete Wang Chenyi from Henan, with the event taking place from August 15 to 17 [2] - Liu Qingyi, a prominent figure in breakdancing, will represent China, having previously won championships at the National Games, Asian Games, and World competitions, and she expressed confidence in her performance at the World Games [2] - The breakdancing competition is set for August 16 to 17, with the women's solo final on August 17 at 14:00 [3] Group 3 - The less familiar sport of korfball, which emphasizes gender equality and teamwork, will feature 11 male and female athletes from Henan, with the Chinese team facing a tough match against Chinese Taipei, losing 14 to 28 in their opening game [3] - The Chinese team will compete against Portugal in their second group match on August 9 [3] - Additionally, female athlete Kong Tianci from Henan will participate in the freediving event for individuals with disabilities [3]

Core Insights - The 12th World Games opened in Chengdu on August 7, marking the largest edition in history with 3,942 athletes from 116 countries and regions participating [2][5] - The World Games emphasize diversity and inclusivity in sports, showcasing lesser-known events that are not part of the Olympic Games, thus promoting a broader understanding of sports [3][4] Group 1: Event Significance - The World Games serve as a platform for non-Olympic sports, providing opportunities for athletes in events like lacrosse, korfball, and tug of war, which are less familiar to the Chinese audience [3][4] - The event is seen as a complement to the Olympics, with former IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch describing it as a "second Olympic Games" [3][4] Group 2: Impact on Local Sports Culture - The hosting of the World Games in Chengdu is expected to enhance the local sports culture by introducing diverse sports to the public, aligning with the growing interest in non-mainstream activities [8][9] - The event is part of a broader trend in China towards promoting inclusive sports, moving from a focus solely on medal counts to a more holistic approach to sports participation [9] Group 3: Infrastructure and Sustainability - Chengdu has utilized existing and renovated sports facilities for the World Games, which has been praised for its sustainability and setting a new benchmark for future events [5][6] - The design of the torch for the Games incorporates local cultural elements, enhancing the event's cultural significance and global recognition [6] Group 4: Future Prospects - The World Games are anticipated to stimulate interest in emerging sports in China, such as frisbee and paddleboarding, reflecting a shift in public engagement with sports [8][9] - The event is seen as a crucial step in China's sports globalization and diversification efforts, potentially influencing long-term sports development in the region [9]

Core Viewpoint - The 12th World Games will open on August 7 in Chengdu, Sichuan, with China sending a delegation of 321 athletes to compete in 28 sports and 152 events, showcasing the highest level of non-Olympic international sports competition [1] Group 1: Athlete Highlights - Bai Yulu, a 23-year-old snooker player, won the 2025 WWS World Women's Snooker Championship and is ranked third in the world, becoming the highest-ranked female player in the World Snooker Tour [1] - Liu Qingyi, a prominent breakdancer, achieved fourth place at the 2022 World Games and is now a bronze medalist at the 2024 Paris Olympics and gold medalist at the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games [2] - Shang Chunsong transitioned from gymnastics to parkour, winning the women's freestyle championship at the 2024 Parkour World Cup in Montpellier, marking a significant achievement in her new sport [3] - Zhang Hao, a 25-year-old roller skater from Chengdu, has won multiple championships, including the mixed freestyle roller skating gold at the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games [4] - Zhang Siqian, a leading figure in Chinese fin swimming, won multiple medals at the 2022 World Games and continued to excel in various competitions leading up to the 2024 events [5][6] - Deng Lijuan, a key member of the Chinese climbing team, aims for gold in the speed climbing events at the Chengdu World Games, having previously secured a silver medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics [6] - Hu Yicheng, a trampoline athlete, aims to bounce back from a disappointing performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, having recently won gold in both individual and team events at national competitions [7]

Core Viewpoint - The Chengdu World Games, starting on August 7, 2023, features both non-Olympic and Olympic sports, highlighting the evolving nature of sports events and their classifications [1][3]. Group 1: Background of the World Games - The World Games were established in the 1970s to provide a platform for non-Olympic sports as the Olympic Games had limited capacity for new events [4]. - The International World Games Association (IWGA) was formed to create this alternative venue, with the first World Games held in 1981 in Santa Clara, USA [4][6]. Group 2: Project Diversity and Evolution - The World Games prioritize emerging sports and traditional strongholds that have not made it to the Olympics, allowing for a diverse range of competitions [6][14]. - Some sports, like taekwondo, have transitioned from the World Games to the Olympics, while others, such as breakdancing, have been introduced in both events [9][10]. Group 3: Relationship Between World Games and Olympics - The World Games serve as a testing ground for sports that may eventually enter the Olympic program, but not all sports that become Olympic will exit the World Games [9][14]. - The dynamic nature of Olympic sports, influenced by the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) reforms, allows for frequent changes in which sports are included [12][16]. Group 4: Regional Characteristics and New Additions - The Chengdu World Games will feature dragon boat racing for the first time, emphasizing the event's focus on regional characteristics [18]. - The relationship between the World Games and the Olympics is complementary, with both events coexisting and enriching the global sports landscape [18].

Group 1 - The 12th World Games will commence in Chengdu on August 7, showcasing top global athletes and igniting local enthusiasm for new sports [11] - Chengdu is experiencing a surge in participation in various sports, including kayaking, rock climbing, boxing, and dance, indicating a growing trend towards active lifestyles [11][12] - The city has become a hub for new wave sports, with facilities like the DDS tidal surfing factory and the Qiu Mountain climbing gym attracting significant numbers of participants [12] Group 2 - Social aspects of new sports are becoming more prominent, with community engagement through group activities and events, enhancing the overall experience for participants [13] - Chengdu boasts a vibrant dance community with around 30,000 fixed dancers and over 40 local dance competitions held annually, reflecting the popularity of dance as a recreational activity [12]