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Discussion of development opportunity of mass sports of the beijing olympic games

Zhanhui Ding

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The development of mass sports is the goal of the Olympic Movement.From China's mass sports development status based on 2008 Beijing Olympic Games for the development of mass sports in China provided a historic opportunity for further proposed to the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games to promote sports development in China's masses of specific measures.

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The development of mass sports is the goal of the Olympic Movement.From China's mass sports development status based on 2008 Beijing Olympic Games for the development of mass sports in China provided a historic opportunity for further proposed to the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games to promote sports development in China's masses of specific measures.

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The development of mass sports is the goal of the Olympic Movement.From China's mass sports development status based on 2008 Beijing Olympic Games for the development of mass sports in China provided a historic opportunity for further proposed to the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games to promote sports development in China's masses of specific measures.

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