Inheritance of Non-heritage Sports Under Multiple Synergies: The Case of Meifeng Community

In the face of the dilemma of the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage (NRS) sports in the community and the need for innovation, it is crucial to explore an effective community governance model. Taking Meifeng community as the research object, this paper discusses in depth the innovative practice of "government - inheritor - resident" tripartite linkage mode in community NRL sports governance. It is found that the roles of the three parties in the governance of non-heritage sports are positioned in a synergistic mechanism; the government formulates policies; the inheritors undertake the core function of heritage; and the residents extensively participate in injecting vitality into the non-heritage sports. This model significantly enhances the influence of NHM inheritance and increases the cohesion among community residents. However, in practice, it still faces problems of communication and coordination, shortage of funds and talents, and small number of participants. In response to these problems, optimisation paths such as improving the communication and coordination mechanism, broadening resource channels, and innovating incentives for residents' participation are proposed, with a view to providing referenceable experiences for the governance of NRM sports in other communities, and promoting the sustainable development of NRM sports in the community.