This year's administrative assistance work for the "National Fitness Technology Project" will be carried out in coordination with the project's implementation. The project, officially named the "Sports and Health Care Project," focuses on station establishment and operation, talent development, evidence-based governance, evaluation mechanisms, and policy promotion, gradually building a national fitness technology service system with an evidence-based foundation. Key implementation points include: establishing a dedicated working group and holding regular working meetings to assist in various administrative and coordination tasks; conducting mid-term planning for the National Fitness Technology Project and holding expert consultation meetings to provide policy and implementation direction suggestions; assisting in the central evaluation mechanism's related work, including consensus meetings of evaluation committee members, compilation of visit indicators and forms; and assisting in compiling implementation issues and revising the project's implementation principles as a basis for subsequent policy planning and rolling revisions.