With culture, sports, art and interdisciplinary collaboration as its long-term direction, HCSA began to build an open content platform for professional practice, research exchanges and the public.
HCSA Sports and Arts Development Association was established in 2017. The first professional exchange year after its establishment focused on cultural knowledge, sports practice, artistic creation and public communication, gradually clarifying the association's work direction of connecting professional groups, promoting cross-field understanding and serving public culture.
The association starts from thematic exchanges and content construction, paying attention to real problems and experiences in different fields. Culture, sports and art each have independent knowledge systems, and are also connected in education, community, public space and communication, which has become an important foundation for the long-term development of the association.
Professional communication starts with respecting differences in fields
The association encourages researchers, creators, sports practitioners, educators and related institutions to share methods and experiences. Communication first explains their respective objects, language and judgment methods, and then looks for practical issues that can be discussed together.
This openness does not mean blurring professional boundaries, but rather building mutual understanding through clear expression. The association has thus formed four long-term clues of cultural inheritance, sports and humanities, artistic practice and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Public content has become an important way to connect society
Special articles, sharing activities, work displays and practice records bring professional content into the public eye. The Association values accuracy and readability of expression so that readers from different backgrounds can understand the process and value of professional practice.
Since 2017, the association has continued to improve its membership, research, expert review, honors, exhibitions and information, laying the foundation for the subsequent formation of a more complete public service system.