There are many factors that affect rural sports, and the situation in each region is different.

Generally speaking, I think there are three points.

First, local governments pay insufficient attention to it. Local governments pay attention to their own achievements projects, and no one wants to catch such thankless work as rural sports.

Second, there is no return for rural sports without investment. It is impossible to install some fitness equipment in a limited number of villages by shouting slogans "and many of them are stained with the light of the 28 Olympic Games" < P > Third, the problem of educational concept. The consequence of China's educational system is that children can be good students in order to get good grades at school, while sports are the least valued, even behind music and art. Rural sports are affected by these three points. How can it develop well?

The development of rural minority sports is the same as that of rural sports in the whole country, and there is no bias. On the contrary, I think the minority sports in Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia are supported by the government for traditional reasons, and it is better to train young football in Xinjiang. Now there are many good seeds that deserve to be advocated to hold the Nadam convention every year in Inner Mongolia. There are many things such as wrestling, horse racing, archery, etc. These are all good phenomena < P > My opinion on these things is also very immature.