Comparing with Germany, the Problems in the Integration of Mass Fitness and Universal Health in China and the Contributions of Sports Universities

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  • Junxi Yu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/ax1trc25

Keywords:

Mass Fitness Campaign; Universal Health; Germany’s Measures; Sports Universities.

Abstract

By employing the literature research method and comparative analysis method as the primary research approaches, this paper conducts a comprehensive comparative study with Germany's internationally recognized model of mass fitness and health promotion. Through systematic examination, it not only identifies and analyzes the existing issues and underlying causes in the deep integration and coordinated development between China's mass fitness initiatives and universal health objectives, but also investigates in depth the potential contributions that specialized sports universities can make in this process. Furthermore, based on empirical evidence and theoretical analysis, the study provides constructive suggestions and offers a forward-looking perspective on the future development path for achieving integrated growth of mass fitness and universal health in the Chinese context. The research aims to provide valuable insights for policy-making and practical implementation in this important field.

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21-11-2025

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