List of Association Football Stadiums By Country - People's Republic of China

People's Republic of China

Stadium Capacity Club
Beijing National Stadium 91,000 -
Beijing Worker's Stadium 72,000 Beijing Hyundai (Until the stadium underwent reconstruction)
Shenyang Olympic Stadium 70,000 Shenyang Ginde FC
Qingdao Yizhong Center 60,000 Qingdao Aojuma
Chongqing Olympic Sports Center 58,680 Chongqing Qiche
Dalian People's Stadium 55,000 Dalian Shide
Jiaodaruisun Stadium 51,000 Shaanxi Lijun Guoli
Yanji People's Stadium 50,000 Yangbian
Hong Kong Stadium 44,000 Hong Kong National Football Team
Shenzhen Stadium 33,000 Shenzhen Kingway
Estádio Campo Desportivo 15,000 Macau National Football Team
Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground 14,000 Hong Kong National Football Team
Hong Kong Football Club Stadium 3,750 HKFC
Mong Kok Stadium 8,500 Hong Kong National Football Team
Caroline Hill Stadium 5,000 South China Football Team
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