Today, cheerleaders have become a unique sports culture affecting the world. Cheerleaders have also emerged in Europe and Asia, and most countries have an officially recognized principle of cheerleaders' union. Germany is the first country in Europe to start cheerleading, while the British cheerleading association is officially organized. In Asia, Japan and South Korea have their own cheerleaders associations, with the highest level of cheerleaders.

Cheerleaders are sports that appear in the form of teams, combine dance, slogans, dance partner stunts, cooperate with elements such as music, clothing, team shape changes and marking items (such as colored balls, slogan boards, speakers and flags), and abide by the provisions of the game rules on gender, number of people, time limit, safety rules, etc. to compete. They are called competitive cheerleaders, also called cheerleaders.