Study on Integrated Sports Development in Urban and Rural Areas of Beijing
LI Kai-ying
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LI Kai-ying
Abstract
Through using the methods of literature review,expert interview and logical analysis,this paper studies integrated sports development in urban and rural areas of Beijing,investigates the current actions taken by Beijing in promoting integrated urban and rural sports development as well as the results achieved,compares the differences between urban and rural sports development in terms of thoughts and concepts,frequent participants in sports and exercise,sites and facilities,organization and management,fund investment,etc,and explores the causes of such differences in multiple aspects.Finally,some actions and countermeasures are put forwarded for narrowing the urban and rural gaps and enhancing integrated sports development.
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Through using the methods of literature review,expert interview and logical analysis,this paper studies integrated sports development in urban and rural areas of Beijing,investigates the current actions taken by Beijing in promoting integrated urban and rural sports development as well as the results achieved,compares the differences between urban and rural sports development in terms of thoughts and concepts,frequent participants in sports and exercise,sites and facilities,organization and management,fund investment,etc,and explores the causes of such differences in multiple aspects.Finally,some actions and countermeasures are put forwarded for narrowing the urban and rural gaps and enhancing integrated sports development.
Key concepts: Beijing, Logical analysis, Investment (military), Business, Sport management, Rural area, Economic growth, Regional science