The effect of the street environment on two types of essential physical activity in industrial neighborhoods from the perspective of public health: a study from the Harbin low-income population health survey, China

Table 4 Respondents’ basic personal information characteristics

Descriptive statistics of all participants (N = 215, Harbin, China in 2021)
Variables	Item	Count	Percentage (%)
Individual-level variables
Gender	Male	92	42.79
Gender	Female	123	57.21
Age	18–35	10	4.65
	36–50	38	17.67
	51–60	94	43.72
	60 and above	73	33.95
Marital status	Single (Unmarried/Divorced/Widowed)	50	23.26
Marital status	Married	165	76.74
Living arrangement	Alone	19	8.84
	With spouse only	80	37.21
	Two generations together	34	15.81
	Three generations living under the same roof	82	38.14
Monthly income	Below ¥2000	104	48.37
	¥2000–4999	79	36.74
	¥5000–7999	19	8.84
	¥8000 and above	13	6.05
Physical health-level variables
Physical activity time	<30 mins per week	64	29.77
	30–149 mins per week	100	46.51
	150–299 mins per week	27	12.56
	300–449 mins per week	11	5.12
	≥450 mins per week	13	6.05
Physical activity frequency	None	10	4.65
	Once a week	55	25.58
	2–4 times a week	78	36.28
	5–7 times a week	62	28.84
	More than 7 times a week	10	4.65
Physical health status	Very good	54	25.12
	Good	57	26.51
	Medium	53	24.65
	Not good	51	23.72
Depressed mood	None	8	3.72
	Occasionally	21	9.77
	Often	120	55.81
	Invariably	66	30.7
Chronic disease	Nonexistent	33	15.32
Chronic disease	Existence	182	84.65

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