Annual Report on Leisure Development in China 2013-2014

Characteristics of Residents' Leisure Consumption II. Leisure Characteristics of Different Groups (1) Leisure Characteristics of Residents in Different Regions (2) Leisure Characteristics of Urban and Rural Residents (3) Leisure Characteristics of Residents of Different Ages (4) Leisure Characteristics of Residents of Different Genders (5) Leisure Characteristics of Residents with Different Income (3) Analysis of Leisure Characteristics Abroad (1) Leisure Activity Characteristics in the United States (2) Leisure Activity Characteristics in Japan (3) Leisure Activity Characteristics in Korea (4) Inspiration from the Development of Foreign Leisure Industry to China (4) Trends in Residents' Leisure Demand (1) Social Development Continuously Enhances Residents' Leisure Awareness (2) High tech Application Makes Residents' Leisure Time More Free (3) The Development of Transportation Gradually Expands Residents' Leisure Space (4) Sports and fitness, as well as media and film leisure activities, will become more popular. (5) Market segmentation will make the leisure characteristics of different groups more obvious. Chapter 3: Research on the Characteristics and Trends of Leisure Supply in China. (1) Unprecedented favorable policy environment for leisure supply In the future, leisure supply will be further optimized and enhanced in terms of scale and structure. (1) New urbanization will expand and enrich the connotation of urban leisure supply. (2) The same city effect of transportation will expand the spatial scope of leisure supply and intensify regional competition pressure. (3) Leisure lifestyle will promote the improvement of quality and connotation of leisure supply. (4) National leisure will become an important area to drive domestic consumption during the 13th Five Year Plan period There is still a certain gap between leisure infrastructure and public expectations. Secondly, the development of leisure public services. (1) Public service capabilities have become an important manifestation of people's livelihood. (2) The level of leisure public service capabilities has developed rapidly. (3) The demand for safety in leisure public services continues to increase. (4) The demand for talent and management in leisure public services is further expanding. Thirdly, trends and prospects Prediction of the development trend of leisure in China: (1) Residents pay more attention to the quality and connotation of leisure products; (2) Residents' leisure content is developing towards marketization; (3) Rapid transportation networks are expanding residents' leisure space, promoting the integration and upgrading of the leisure industry; (4) The leisure industry has become an important field to drive consumer demand; (5) New urbanization is an important opportunity to improve the leisure environment for urban and rural residents; (6) Information technology will promote the development of residents' leisure towards informatization and intelligence; (7) The quality of leisure infrastructure and public services will be greatly improved; (3) Countermeasures and suggestions for the development of leisure in China: (1) Innovative institutional arrangements to effectively protect the leisure rights of the people; (2) Pay attention to the needs of specific groups and expand the national tourism and leisure market; (3) Optimize urban and rural living spaces, Improve the national tourism and leisure environment (4) Improve the national tourism and leisure industry system, respond to diversified needs (5) Strengthen market supervision, improve the quality supervision system of national tourism and leisure. Dai Bin, Chairman of the Editorial Committee of the Annual Report on China's Leisure Development, Professor and Editorial Board Member of the China Tourism Research Institute, Dai Bin, Bao Jigang, Xie Yanjun, Li Tianyuan, Zhang Lingyun, Ma Yaofeng, Ma Bo, Zhou Lingqiang, Zheng Xiangmin, Xiao Honggen, Editor in Chief of the Editorial Department of the Annual Report on China's Leisure Development, Huang, Deputy Researcher and Executive Editor of the Regional Tourism Development and Planning Research Institute of the China Tourism Research Institute, Li Xue, Member of the Editorial Department of the Regional Tourism Development and Planning Research Institute of the China Tourism Research Institute (in alphabetical order of names) Chen Wanben, Chen Yanqiu, Feng Yingying, Huang Huang, Li Xuelin, Yue Ma Xiaolong, Wu Fenglin, Zhang Youyin