Promoting High-Quality Urban Development through Digital Sports: Taking Chongqing, China as a Case Study

Huai Ran

doi:10.6918/IJOSSER.202611_9(11).0002

Authors

Huai Ran Chongqing Polytechnic University of Electronic Technology, Chongqing, China

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6918/IJOSSER.202611_9(11).0002

Keywords:

Digital Sports, High-Quality Urban Development, Urban Sports, Chongqing.

Abstract

Public health has garnered increasing attention from the international community. Digital sports offer a new pathway for promoting nationwide fitness and empowering high-quality urban development, becoming a new driving force for urban high-quality development. As a representative megacity in China, Chongqing leverages the framework of Digital Chongqing to continuously advance the digitalization of public sports resources and the intelligent transformation of sports scenarios, exploring localized approaches for digital sports to empower urban development. Research findings indicate that digital sports can support the high-quality development of mountainous cities in four aspects: health city construction, existing space renewal, industrial upgrading, and inclusive governance. The research conclusions can provide practical references for other developing countries' mountainous cities in integrating digital sports into urban planning systems.

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