绍兴棒（垒）球体育文化中心

Shaoxing Baseball and Softball Sports Culture Center, also known as Wings of Cloud, occupies 916 Xingyue Road in Yuecheng District, Shaoxing, on the border between Keqiao District and Jinghu New Area near the Jinghu interchange of the Hangzhou-Shaoxing-Taizhou expressway. It was the baseball and softball venue for the 19th Hangzhou Asian Games. Construction started on 28 June 2020 and the centre opened on 15 April 2022 on 245 mu of land across two plots. The baseball plot covers 120,666 square metres with 145,000 square metres of floor area, 89,200 above ground and 55,800 below, and contains a 5,000-seat main baseball field, a 2,500-seat secondary field (1,500 fixed plus 1,000 temporary), a training centre and a physical conditioning hall. The softball plot covers 42,666 square metres with 8,000 square metres of building, comprising a 2,000-seat main softball field (1,000 fixed plus 1,000 temporary) and a 500-seat temporary secondary field. Total spectator capacity is about 10,000, making it one of China's largest baseball and softball complexes built to international competition standards. Zhejiang University Architectural Design and Research Institute designed the project around Shaoxing's silk and scroll motifs, with curved perforated aluminium panels on the facades and steel structure membrane roofs over the fields that also shade the surrounding terraces; the rippled membrane surfaces echo the shimmering water of the Jiangnan canal country. The venue awarded one baseball gold and one softball gold during the Hangzhou Asian Games and hosted the 2024 U-23 Baseball World Cup. After the Games it was opened to the city as a municipal sports ground and community sports park, with the conditioning hall serving public fitness. Metro Line 1 to Jingshui Road is the nearest rail stop, and drivers reach the site via the Jinghu interchange of the Hangzhou-Shaoxing-Taizhou expressway.