State Of The Supply And Demand Of Public Sports Service In Liaocheng Rural Areas

According to the results of China's fifth census,China has entered the ageing stage within the "ageing" national standards set by the United Nations.In the process of aging,due to the uncoordinated development of industrialization and urbanization in China,more and more rural young and middle-aged people have flooded into cities,coupled with the sharp drop in the birth rate of the rural population and the increase in the proportion of left-behind elderly people.The degree of aging in rural areas in China is higher than that in cities.The Party Central Committee and the government are increasingly paying attention to the issue of solving the problem of aging population,and try to actively respond to the aging trend in all aspects,including social insurance,medical care,subsidies,and sports supply.Among them,intensifying physical exercise for the elderly is the most effective way to fundamentally ease the aging trend.It does not merely hope that the health care sector will promote health behaviors through health care,prevention,and treatment.This determines that the elderly will have greater and greater demands for sports.This requires the state to improve the public sports service supply system,and in particular to seize the weak side of the rural elderly public sports service supply,and ultimately allow the elderly in rural areas to all Actively participate in physical exercise,so that the physical and mental health of rural elderly receive more extensive social attention and government support.The rural elderly are the special population in the provision of public sports services.Only by providing the elderly with the need for public sports service supply and balancing with the old people's sports needs can the public sports service system be improved.This article aims to optimize the provision of public sports services for rural elderly people and improve the living standards of rural elderly people.The purpose is to analyze the supply and demand of public sports services for the elderly in rural areas of Liaocheng City,Shandong Province.The article mainly uses the literature data method,the questionnaire survey method,the field investigation method,the mathematical statistics method,and the logical analysis method to conduct detailed analysis and argumentation,investigate the sports needs of the rural elderly,and analyze the current short supply of public sports service for the elderly in rural areas ofLiaocheng city.According to the relationship between supply and demand,it is inestimable to improve the public sports service system for the elderly in rural areas.According to the investigation,it is concluded that the supply and demand of public sports services for the elderly in rural areas in Liaocheng City do not match.The supply of public sports services for the elderly in rural areas has many shortcomings.There is still a one-sided understanding among the elderly that they are dealing with physical exercise.The funding for rural public sports services comes mainly from the funding of the national finance department,but the decisive role of the market in the allocation of resources for rural sports has not been fully realized.The social forces such as small and micro enterprises participate in the low vitality of the elderly sports life building,resulting in rural old age in Liaocheng City.There is a lack of supply of main public sports services,a rigid supply model,and a lack of targeted supply.Poorly targeted sports venues and lack of maintenance management,sports organization management system is not yet perfect,lack of professional social sports guidance personnel,sports information services for the elderly,there is a certain degree of lack of content,low physical fitness coverage and other issues need to be resolved.The elderly in rural areas in Liaocheng City have a low level of education as a whole.Compared with the majority of older people,their level of education is at the level of illiterate people.There are fewer people involved in sports activities and the awareness of physical education is poor.Most rural elderly people have the biased thinking that doing farm work is to participate in physical exercise.There is a small number of rural seniors participating in physical exercise.