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Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre,China

Nanjing Olympic Center
built in 2005, stadium capacity 68000, arena 13000




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Kaiyuan Sports Creative Industry Park (Kaiyuan, Liaoning Province)

The main stadium has a capacity of 10'000. The sports center is about to be completed in a few days.

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倒计时！！开远市体育创意产业园即将竣工验收
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Meihekou Sports Park (Meihekou, Jilin Province)

Opened on October 16th, 2020.
Meihekou City will host the 19th Jilin Provincial Games in 2022.

梅河口市首届全民运动会开幕

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fidalgo
This giant flower stadium in Xi'an is already impressive by day. But by night it turns into a gigantic screen of 400,000 LEDs.







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Sanya International Sports Industrial Park Stadium (Sanya, Hainan Province)

The stadium will hold the opening and closing ceremonies of the 6th Asian Beach Games, which will be held in Sanya this year. It has a capacity of 45'000 seats.
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Wuyuanhe Culture and Sports Center (Haikou, Hainan Province)
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Rizhao International Football Center (Rizhao, Shandong Province)
Capacity: 12'100
The stadium will serve as a venue for the football tournament of the 25th Shandong Provincial Games in 2022.
After the completion of the Rizhao International Football Center project, it will become the 7th professional football stadium in the country and the 1st professional football stadium in Shandong Province.
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Taizhou Sports Park, (Taizhou, Jiangsu Province)
Capacity: 30'000 seats
Has been completed by 70%
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Wuyi New Area Sports Center is the main venue in Nanping City (Fujian Province) to host the 17th Provincial Games in 2022, with a total investment of about 1.75 billion yuan.
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Rizhao Kuishan Sports Center
Capacity: 36'000
Expected to be completed and put into use by the end of this year.
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The Rizhao Kuishan Sports Center project is the main venue of the 25th Shandong Provincial Games, with a total investment of 3.5 billion yuan.
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Rizhao International Football Center (Rizhao, Shandong Province)
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coys500
The amount of stadium being built in China is an absolute madness. Could anyone say how many have been built in last 5 years and are currently under construction? Makes the PL look a bit ridiculous claiming to be best league in world with so many crap stadium.
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Easier to build loads of stadiums when materials, land and wages is cheaper than it is in the UK. Plus, these stadiums are generally financed and backed by the state/local authorities.
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coys500 said:
The amount of stadium being built in China is an absolute madness. Could anyone say how many have been built in last 5 years and are currently under construction? Makes the PL look a bit ridiculous claiming to be best league in world with so many crap stadium.
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In the last years many have been completed, The exact number is hard to tell as the media talking about it are mostly in Chinese.
But I have done a list recently, where I could count more than 60 major sports facilities under construction right now. I will keep posting
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Shenhe Cultural and Sports Center (Liaoning Province)
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RMB2007 said:
Easier to build loads of stadiums when materials, land, and wages is cheaper than it is in the UK. Plus, these stadiums are generally financed and backed by the state/local authorities.
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Agree that obviously it’s easier. But I still think it’s poor that more focus hasn’t been put on stadium in the UK. Find it amazing that after 15 years Abramovich hasn’t managed to sort Chelsea out. And United one of 3 biggest clubs in the world don’t even have a sniff of a plan. If Spurs can manage it then surely those 2 clubs can.
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nothing‘s wrong with old trafford.

ok, that top tier of north stand sucks but that doesn‘t really matter
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Wenzhou Olympic Sports Center
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Nanhai District Sports Center (Guangdong Province)
Capacity: 20'000 seats
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Handan Sports Center (Handan, Hebei Province)
Construction is expected to be finished in may this year.
The 16th Hebei Provincial Games will be held in Handan in 2022.


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