“…Many scholars have tried to conduct evaluation research of social sports from different perspectives, such as constructing a five-dimensional index system of government responsibility, investment, service benefits, social feedback, and value of social sports services. Through iterative calculation of methods, comprehensive evaluation is performed, such as constructing an index system covering public participation satisfaction, public service input, efficiency, etc., using AHP method to evaluate social sports services, and providing corresponding decision support for government decision-making [ 1 , 7 ]. In addition, some scholars conduct surveys, statistics, and analysis of different residents based on whether the audiences they serve are satisfied through questionnaires, visits, and consultations and other methods to reflect the popularity of social sports development from the perspective of the audience and whether there are many problems in the enjoyment of the audience, etc.…”