Competition analysis, youth development and the economics of the sports industry.
From the Dota 2 International in Shanghai to the Honor of Kings Pro League finals, China is increasingly the epicenter of global esports. As TI 2026 nears, overseas teams are deepening their ties with the Chinese esports community.
As the 18th National Fitness Day approaches, China's fitness-for-all drive is paying off. By end-2025 the country had over 5 million sports venues and 38.5 percent of residents exercising regularly, as everything from amateur soccer to snow sports goes mainstream.
More teams mean more match days, forcing recovery cycles and domestic league calendars to be renegotiated.
Long timelines and low conversion rates make the value of academy systems hard to judge by short-term results.
