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    Special Feature: Low-altitude Economy in This Issue
  • CHEN Yuanxin, XU Jiezhong, LUO Siying, CHEN Lei
    Journal of Capital University of Physical Education and Sports. 2025, 37(6): 585-595. https://doi.org/10.14036/j.cnki.cn11-4513.2025.06.001
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    Low-altitude sports consumption scenarios include leisure experience type, science popularization and education type, competitive challenge type and functional service type. Cultivating low-altitude sports consumption scenarios is an important way to promote the development of the low-altitude economy from policy-driven to market-driven and to give new momentum to the development of the sports industry.Based on the network text analysis method, with the text and comments generated by users of a social platform as the data sources, this paper analyzes the themes and emotional tendencies of low-altitude sports consumption that consumers pay attention to by using the implicit Dirihli distribution model and emotional analysis method. Through analysis, it is found that the consumers’key concerns of low-altitude sports consumption scenarios can be summarized into five themes, namely, popular low-altitude sports leisure experience, youth-oriented popularization and promotion, low-altitude sports consumption emotion and evaluation, professional skills training and equipment, competitive low-altitude sports events and participation.At present, the thematic scenariosof low-altitude sports consumption are facing the cultivation dilemmas of unbalanced application, differentiation of emotional experience, constraints on the cultivation environment and flwas of industrial ecosystem. Therefore, the optimization paths of cultivating low-altitude sports consumption scenarios are put forward.To promote the multi-theme application of low-altitude sports consumption scenarios, further deepen the cultivation of the market entities of the low-altitude sports market, enhance the confidence of themarket entities of the low-altitude sports market, build a sound ecological system of the low-altitude sports industry, establish an efficient and coordinated low-altitude flight airspace management mechanism, and address the constraints on the opening of low-altitude flight airspace resources; To promote the synergistic interconnection of various subsystems of the industrial ecosystem, and realize the effective transformation and application of multi-thematic scenarios of low-altitude sports consumption.

  • LIU Donglei, YU Peng
    Journal of Capital University of Physical Education and Sports. 2025, 37(6): 596-605. https://doi.org/10.14036/j.cnki.cn11-4513.2025.06.002
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    As a new form of economic development, the industrial enabling value of the low-altitude economy is gradually emerging in sports consumption. Empowering the upgrading of sports consumption via low-altitude economy is an important innovation in industry format. By using the methods of literature research and logical analysis, this paper conducts an in-depth exploration of how the low-altitude economy enables the upgrading of sports consumption. According to the research, the low-altitude economic form has the characteristics of a high level of scientific and technological innovation, high adaptability in relevant industrial application scenarios and wide range of industrial radiation. However, there are some difficulties in the process of empowering the upgrading of sports consumption, such as high risks in the early stage of industrial development, inadequate construction of related supporting facilities, lagging policy supporting systemsand heavy cost pressures. Based on this, this paper puts forward the practical pathways, including the following five aspects: promoting the technological innovation of low-altitude flight equipment manufacturing, building a soundindustrial ecosystem, strengthening the construction of low-altitude sports infrastructure, cultivating compound talents in low-altitude sports, and further improving relevant policy systems of low-altitude sports.

  • CUI Lili, ZHANG Li, WANG Qingzhi
    Journal of Capital University of Physical Education and Sports. 2025, 37(6): 606-617. https://doi.org/10.14036/j.cnki.cn11-4513.2025.06.003
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    As a quintessential economic model for developing new-quality productive forces, the low-altitude economy offers a novel solution to break through the bottlenecks in the transformation and upgrading of the outdoor sports industry.Employing literature research and logical analysis methods, this study examines the underlying mechanisms through which the low-altitude economy facilitates the transformation and upgrading of the outdoor sports industry. Findings reveal:Lagging development of supporting policies for the integrated development of the low-altitude economy and outdoor sports industry, coupled with inadequate support from relevant management systems; Unresolved key technological bottlenecks in the low-altitude economy, with insufficient adaptability of these technologies for applications in the outdoor sports industry; Mismatched infrastructure deployment in the low-altitude economy sector with the needs of the outdoor sports industry, and a shortage of specialized talent for low-altitude sports is scarce; Underdeveloped consumer market cultivation mechanisms for low-altitude sports products or services, leading to insufficient depth of integration between the low-altitude economy and the outdoor sports industry; Incomplete legal and regulatory framework for low-altitude sports, and weak capabilities for preventing and controlling low-altitude flight safety risks. During the 15th Five-Year Plan period, efforts should focus on systematically enhancing the enabling role of the low-altitude economy in the transformation and upgrading of the outdoor sports industry. This includes improving relevant supporting policies, focusing on key technologies for low-altitude sports, coordinating the planning of low-altitude flight airspace infrastructure, establishing robust market cultivation mechanisms for low-altitude sports, and refining the legal and regulatory framework for low-altitude sports.

  • Sports Technology Innovation
  • CAO Bingchan, XU Ruohan, ZHOU Xiaoming, LI Lingtao
    Journal of Capital University of Physical Education and Sports. 2025, 37(6): 618-627. https://doi.org/10.14036/j.cnki.cn11-4513.2025.06.004
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    Using research methods such as literature analysis and logical reasoning, this study explores the mechanisms and practical challenges of how youth and artificial intelligence collaboratively develop Chinese sports modernization, Chinese, and proposes digital technology-driven pathways. Based on the theory of collaborative innovation, the study finds that the mechanisms of AI technology empowerment, scenario application, participatory innovation, and value cocreation collectively constitute the operational mechanism for youth andAI to collaboratively develop Chinese sports modernization. However, in practical implementation, challengesinclude: privacy leakage and ethical risks caused by problematic data governance, structural inequalities reinforced by algorithmic bias, the erosion of youth subjectivity and the decline of their cognitive capacities due to overreliance on AI technology, as well as the adaptive challenges of internet-based sports services and intergenerational imbalance among participants. Based on these findings, the study proposes four key technology-driven pathways: first, adaptive adjustment of institutions, improvement of the sports governance framework under digital technology, and improvement of youth innovation mechanisms; second, strengthening the digital intelligence resilience of sports education to reshape the cognitive pathways of sports-major youth in the new era of 21st century; third, establishing a multi-stakeholder linkage mechanism involving governments, sports social organizations, and youth and collaboratively creating an innovative environment for sports AI; fourth, strengthening the construction of data infrastructure to consolidate the security foundation for the collaborative innovation of youth and sports AI.

  • LIU Keping, REN Bo
    Journal of Capital University of Physical Education and Sports. 2025, 37(6): 628-637. https://doi.org/10.14036/j.cnki.cn11-4513.2025.06.005
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    After analyzing via literature research, case analysis and other methods, it is found that the application of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in the sports competition and performance industry will have a significant impact on the generation mechanism of sports event content, the enhancement mechanism of viewing experience, the optimization mechanism of event marketing, and the innovation mechanism of business models. However, there are several practical challenges in the application of GenAI in this industry. Specifically, GenAI’s illusions and algorithmic biases conflict with the fairness and authenticity of sports competitions; data sensitivity and insufficient computing power hinder the sustainable application of GenAI in the sports competition performance industry; the shortage and lag in the cultivating compound talents with interdisciplinary backgrounds in AI and sports restrict the high-quality broadcasting of events; and excessive reliance on GenAI technology and an excessive pursuit of its efficiency will exert negative impacts on the industry. Based on this, countermeasures are proposed for the application of GenAI in the sports competition and performance industry, including algorithm correction and illusion suppression, data security governance and computing power development, the cultivation of compound talents with interdisciplinary backgrounds in AI and sports, and the inno vation of human-machine collaboration mechanisms.

  • Sports Industry and Sports Governance
  • ZHU Jinyuan, XIA Jiangtao, DING jianyi
    Journal of Capital University of Physical Education and Sports. 2025, 37(6): 638-649. https://doi.org/10.14036/j.cnki.cn11-4513.2025.06.006
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    There is an inherent logical connection between the industrial structure optimization and high-quali-ty development of sports industry. An in-depth analysis of theirdynamic evolution is of great practical significance for promoting their coordination.Using entropy weight method and coupling coordination degree model, based on the analysis of relevant statistical data of China’s sports industry from 2015-2022, this study empirically analyzes the dynamic evolution law between the level of structural optimization and the level of high-quality development of the sports industry. The results show that: 1) During the research period, the high-quality development level of China’s sports industry was characterized by continuous expansion of scale, sustained enhancement of development momentum, steady improvement of production efficiency, and consistent growth of industrial benefits, with development momentum playing an increasingly prominent role in driving high-quality development; 2) The coordination degree between the structural optimization and high-quality development of China’s sports industry was constantly changing, and the improvement levels of both exhibited fluctuations of varying degrees during the industrial development process, and even mutual constraints occurred; 3) Starting from 2020, the structural optimization level of China’s sports industry decreased significantly, while the coupling coordination level with high-quality development improved to a certain extentremaining in the state of“primary coordination”since then, and the coupling coordination degree shifted from “transitional coordination” in 2019 to“basic coordination”. Conclusions: During the research period, the structure of China’s sports industry was still unreasonable, the output structure of internal sub-sectors in the sports industry was insufficiently balanced, the coordinated development level among internal sub-sectors was inadequate, and there was still a gap from the optimal overall structure of China’s sports industry; from the perspective of temporal evolution, the coordination degree between the structural optimization and high-quality development of China’s sports industry was constantly changing but in line with the laws of economic development. Therefore, future efforts should further explore the paths for the coupling and coordination of sports industry’s structural optimization and high-quality development, so as to promote the coordinated development of sub-sectors within the sports industry.

  • CUI Hongcheng, ZHANG Jiangbo, YIN Yiting, HUANG Feng
    Journal of Capital University of Physical Education and Sports. 2025, 37(6): 650-665. https://doi.org/10.14036/j.cnki.cn11-4513.2025.06.007
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    Based on panel data from China’s 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) from 2012 to 2021, this study employs a two-way fixed-effects model to empirically examine the impact of the integrated development of the sports and tourism industries on common prosperity, and further analyze the mediating effects, regional heterogeneity, and spatial spillover effects. The results indicate that:1) Regarding the direct effect, the integrated development of the sports and tourism industries in China’s 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government)significantly and positively promotes regional common prosperity in China, and this finding remains robust after addressing endogeneity issues and performingrobustness checks;2) In terms of mediating effects, the integrated development of the sports and tourism industries in China’s 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) facilitates the upgrading of industrial structure, thereby enhancing regional common prosperity in China;3) With respect to regional heterogeneity, the integrated development exerts a significantly positive impact on common prosperity in eastern, central, and western regions of China, with the magnitude of the effect diminishing in the order: eastern regions > western regions> central regions ;4) Concerning spatial spillover effects, the integrated development of sports and tourism industries not only improves common prosperity in sports-tourism destinations,but also benefits their neighboring regions.Based on these findings, relevant recommendations are proposed.

  • Olympicism and Sports Culture Communication
  • LIU Juncheng, MENG Tao, YU Cuilan
    Journal of Capital University of Physical Education and Sports. 2025, 37(6): 666-675. https://doi.org/10.14036/j.cnki.cn11-4513.2025.06.008
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    Chinese Intangible cultural heritage is an important vehicle for demonstrating China’s cultural soft power. Adopting methods such as literature research method and field investigation, and taking ShiSuo Sport as a case study, this research explores the longitudinal historica linheritance context and the horizontal social network extension logicinvolved in the transmission of ShiSuo Sport as intangible cultural heritage, based on Actor-Network Theory. The findings show that, rooted in agrarian civilization, the ShiSuo sport has undergone stages of development including emergence, disappearance, and revitalization, and has exhibited a trend of high-quality development along the longitudinal temporal dimension. Horizontally, it has formed a law and policy-oriented, core actor-centered concentric-circle structure of inheritance and development that expands layer by layer from the inside out, namely: core actors, active actors, auxiliary actors, and potential actors, with the outer two layersof inheritors undergoing dynamic transformation.. On this basis, practical implications are proposed to promote the high-quality development of ShiSuo Sport.

  • LI Jianwei, HOU Shengchuan, ZHANG Dazhi
    Journal of Capital University of Physical Education and Sports. 2025, 37(6): 676-686. https://doi.org/10.14036/j.cnki.cn11-4513.2025.06.009
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    To analyze the deep-seated reasons for the long-standing phenomenon of “like Wushu but don’t like taking Wushu classes”in Wushu classrooms, and to solve the dilemma of the development of school Wushu education that has long plagued the academic community. Through research methods such as literature review, on-site investigation, and expert interviews, this study analyzes that the core reason for the phenomenon of “like Wushu but don’t like taking Wushu classes” in current Wushu classrooms is the significant gap between the standardized teaching mode of the curriculum and learners’idealized cognition of Wushu. That is, the cultural charm and combat value of Wushu itself have not been transformed into students’peak experience through classroom design. It is found that the mechanism that affects the generation of peak experience in the classroom is due to the lack of design for three-dimensional nodes such as transformation events, milestone events, and valley events in Wushu classrooms. Therefore, from the perspective of behavioral design, design strategies for creating peak experiences in Wushu classrooms are proposed: design strategies for joyful moments of sensory awakening in Wushu classrooms; design strategies for glory moments to enhance self-efficacy in Wushu classrooms; cognitive moment design strategies for enhancing psychological resilience in Wushu classrooms; design strategies for connecting moments in the construction of group identity in Wushu classrooms.

  • Sports Power and Healthy China
  • LI Dong, MAO Zhoujie
    Journal of Capital University of Physical Education and Sports. 2025, 37(6): 687-701. https://doi.org/10.14036/j.cnki.cn11-4513.2025.06.010
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    Objective: To explore the intrinsic motivational mechanisms underlying university students’exercise adherence, investigate the interactive effects between academic stress and psychological locus of control, with particular focus on moderating mechanisms and feedback effects, thereby providing theoretical support for targeted exercise interventions in higher education.Methods: A “psychological-behavioral closed-loop” model incorporating moderating pathways and feedback pathways was constructed and analyzed using Enhanced Fuzzy Cognitive Map methodology. Questionnaires were administered to 374 university students across five institutions in Zhejiang Province. Dynamic causal relationships among variables were examined through empirical validation, sensitivity analysis, path ablation experiments, and interaction subgroup analysis.Results: 1) Academic stress was significantly negatively correlated with exercise adherence (r=-0.315, p< 0.01). 2) Both psychological resilience (r= 0.597, p <0.01) and time management ability (r= 0.556, p<0.01) were significantly positively correlated with exercise adherence. 3) The moderating pathway weight of psychological resilience was 0.169, while that of time management ability was 0.098. 4) The sensitivity coefficient of academic stress was -0.014, indicating a significant inhibitory effect, whereas the sensitivity coefficients of psychological resilience and time management ability were 0.020 and 0.021 respectively, indicating significant facilitative effects. 5) Under high academic stress conditions, the exercise adherence level after system convergence in the complete Enhanced Fuzzy Cognitive Map model reached 3.898. 6) Across different academic stress levels, predicted exercise adherence values from the model with feedback pathways consistently exceeded those from the model without feedback pathways. 7) Participants with different combinations of psychological resilience and time management ability exhibited differences in exercise adherence; notably, those with high psychological resilience and low time management ability showed a significant positive correlation between academic stress and exercise adherence (r = 0.536, p= 0.012, n= 21).Conclusions: 1) The feedback pathways from exercise adherence to psychological locus of control exerted greater effects on the individualsystems than the moderating pathways from psychological locus of control to exercise adherence, indicating that exercise adherence is not merely an overt outcome of psychological locus of control but also a critical source for its self-consistency. 2) Combinations of psychological locus of control exhibited nonlinear interactive effects; particularly, the“reverse compensation effect”observed in participants with high psychological resilience and low time management ability suggests that under certain configurations of psychological locus of control, academic stress may be transformed into motivation for exercise adherence. 3) The Enhanced Fuzzy Cognitive Map model effectively analyzed the complex dynamic characteristics of psychological-behavioral interactions, achieving quantitative analysis of nonlinear relationships (model predictive validity: r = 0.469, p< 0.001).