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In the context of building a leading sporting nation, the sport legacy of Beijing 2022 is conducive to the all-round development of mass sport and competitive sport. The current study found that: Olympic sport legacy is the main aspect of Olympic legacy, mainly involving mass sport legacy and competitive sport legacy; Beijing 2022 left rich sport legacy in mass sport, competitive sport and other aspects, providing valuable resources for the all-round development of sport; The vision, co-governance model and main characteristics of Beijing 2022 legacy contribute to the continuous enhancement of the all-round development of sport; In order to better use the legacy of Beijing 2022 to promote the all-round development of mass sport and competitive sport, pathways were put forward: continue to implement legacy plan and strengthen legacy investment; collaborate on legacy management and participate in international exchanges; emphasize highlights of the Olympic legacy and enhance local characteristics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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