Research on Folk Sports to Improve Residents' Social Adaptation Ability in Ease of Relocation

Abstract

While improving the living conditions of residents, the relocation project also brings new challenges of cultural adaptation and social integration. This study takes folk sports as an entry point to explore the unique value and practical path in promoting the social adaptability of relocated residents. It is found that folk sports activities effectively alleviate the challenges of cultural rupture and reconstruction of social relations during the relocation process through multiple mechanisms such as cultural identity reconstruction, social capital accumulation and psychological adjustment. The study proposes four practical paths: hierarchical organization, cultural innovation, resource protection and activity promotion, which expand the social function of folk sports and provide practical references for the design of the cultural dimension of the resettlement policy.