In recent years, the integration trend of "sports+ecology" in urban construction in China has become increasingly evident. Projects such as municipal sports facilities, national fitness centers, and ecological sports parks have been continuously implemented, becoming important carriers for improving urban livability and meeting the fitness needs of the masses. Cities such as Guangzhou, Dongguan, and Tianjin have increased their investment in sports facilities, promoting the organic integration of sports venues with landscaping and urban landscapes, and creating sports spaces shared by the whole nation.

From the renovation of the Boundless Sports Park at Guangzhou Tianhe Sports Center to the upgrading of sports parks in various urban areas of Dongguan, the construction of municipal sports facilities is presenting three major characteristics: firstly, balancing professionalism and inclusiveness, meeting the needs of professional events while also providing free access to citizens, achieving resource sharing; The second is to integrate ecological concepts, using sponge city design, local green planting and other methods to create a green sports space that can breathe; The third is functional diversification, integrating sports and fitness, leisure and entertainment, landscape viewing and other functions to enrich the living scenes of the masses.

Guangdong Kangsimei Construction Co., Ltd. seizes industry opportunities to expand its business in municipal landscaping, building decoration, and other areas. It has undertaken benchmark projects such as the Baiyun District National Fitness Center in Guangzhou and the Zhengjie Tennis International Club in Futian District, Shenzhen. By combining sports facility construction with ecological greening and architectural aesthetics, it helps the city create a new landmark for sports and leisure that combines practicality and aesthetics, and promotes the concept of "national fitness" to take root.