Analysis of the coupled development and driving factors of regional ethnic traditional kinesiology and rural revitalization

Abstract

Abstract The coordinated development of regional ethnic traditional kinesiology and rural revitalization coupling development is of great significance in promoting the progress of conventional kinesiology and the sustainable development of the countryside. In this paper, we use entropy weight TOPSIS, grey correlation, and coupling model to measure the coupling degree of the development of traditional kinesiology and rural revitalization in China’s regions from 2013–2019 and further analyze the driving factors behind it and the results show that the two main subjects have gone from being on the verge of dysfunction to benign coordination, and from low-level resonance to high-level synergy in the period of 2013–2019. It also explores that government capacity, industrial structure, and economic development level play a positive role in the coupling and coordination of the two subjects, while innovation level, public service equalization, and informatization level play a negative role in the coupling and coordination of the two subjects.