Picture: The Concorde Square in the center of Paris will hold free wheelbarrow, skateboard, break dancing and other events during the Olympic Games.

Fan Hong believes that the main differences between these four urban street sports and the traditional Olympic sports lie in their origin, cultural background, competition form and scoring mechanism. The former is more inclined to extreme sports, emphasizing personalized expression, creativity and appreciation, while the latter emphasizes more competitiveness and universality.

Freestyle wheelbarrow, skateboard, break dance and rock climbing almost all originate from street culture. They are free, casual, trendy and fashionable. The props of these events are often not fixed. Their essence lies in challenge and creation, which also tests the courage of players to learn new things and adapt to new environments.

These projects aim to inject youth and vitality into the Olympic competition, and reflect the acceptance and promotion of street culture by the Olympic Games. Because of their popularity among young people, the inclusion of these events will help the Olympic Games attract more young audiences and integrate with contemporary culture.

The Olympic Games have been continuously reformed to adapt to the changes of the times and the needs of modern society. From content to project and form, the Olympic qualification series is a new attempt. Its development prospects are multifaceted. It aims to maintain the Olympic Games as a global sports event through globalization, cultural diversity, scientific and technological innovation, sustainable development and e-sports integration, while promoting world peace and cultural exchanges.