Zhengzhou Tennis: Sports-Education Integration for 2025

On December 30, reporters learned from the Zhengzhou Municipal Sports Bureau that in 2025, Zhengzhou’s “Tennis in Schools” campaign will enter nine primary and secondary schools in the Economic Development Zone, Huiji District, and Jinshui District. While bringing tennis to children, a lifelong sport skill, it also uses practical actions to provide strong impetus for the “integration of sports and education” in Zhengzhou.

As a brand activity to popularize tennis projects in Zhengzhou and promote the “integration of sports and education”, Zhengzhou’s “Tennis into Campus” event is hosted by the Zhengzhou Sports Bureau and hosted by the Zhengzhou Sports Venue Guarantee Center. It is held as scheduled every year. In 2025, this activity will not only continue to enter primary school campuses, but also enter middle school campuses such as Huiji Foreign Languages ​​Middle School. During the event, the organizer not only sent some tennis equipment such as tennis rackets, tennis balls, and tennis stands to the host school, but also sent professional tennis coaches to provide technical guidance to the children in subsequent activities, attracting more young people to participate in tennis, and at the same time, practicing tennis has gradually become a sports habit.

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In recent years, with the in-depth implementation of the National Fitness Plan Outline and the vigorous development of youth sports, strengthening school sports work, especially the promotion and popularization of sports that have a broad mass base and far-reaching social influence, is of great significance for promoting the physical and mental health of young people, discovering outstanding athletes, and implementing the strategy of strengthening the country through sports. Zhengzhou’s “Tennis in Campus” activity has also been given a new meaning and mission, which is to strengthen the development of campus sports projects in Zhengzhou by holding this activity, allowing young students to actively respond to the national fitness and national health strategy by participating in campus tennis, further cultivate and discover tennis talents, and promote the development of tennis in Zhengzhou.

The person in charge of Zhengzhou’s “Tennis in Campus” activity told reporters, “By organizing the ‘Tennis in Campus’ activity, we aim to expose children to the wonderful world outside the classroom, thereby expanding their space for development in life. Encourage them to go to the playground, into nature, and out into the sunshine, forming a youth sports craze. By carrying out tennis, not only do teenagers master a skill, but they also improve their physical fitness and contribute the ‘tennis youth power’ to the high-quality development of sports in Zhengzhou.”

(Photo by Zhengguan News reporter Chen Kaiwen from Zhengzhou Sports Venue Security Center)

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