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Chongqing Longxing Football Stadium occupies the southwestern corner of the Yiyuan Road and Liangjiang Avenue junction in Longsheng New Town, Liangjiang New Area, on the north bank of the Yangtze in eastern Chongqing. About 25 km from the city centre and 14 km from Jiangbei International Airport, it is Chongqing's first purpose-built football ground and one of the largest in China. The 303-mu (20.18 ha) site carries 166,900 sqm of floor area, 106,900 sqm above ground and 60,000 sqm below, with roughly 60,000 fixed seats plus competition, media and broadcast, commercial and spectator zones. Designed as a football temple with Chongqing character, the building takes the imagery of a fire phoenix, a flywheel and a windmill, spiralling upward around a central bowl in reference to nearby Longxing ancient town. Its silver-white skin embeds some 460,000 LED beads that turn the facade into an 80,000 sqm display at night, while the roof reads as a coiled dragon from above. Seats are finished in red and orange, a nod to the city's hotpot, and the south stand provides more than 9,000 places for home supporters, an unusually large single-tier ultra stand. Built for the 2023 AFC Asian Cup and completed in December 2022, the stadium now runs a mixed programme of football, concerts and public fitness, serving as one of two home grounds for Chongqing Tonglianglong in the Chinese Super League and hosting international A-class friendlies, music festivals and city running events. Liangjiang Avenue and Metro Line 4 run along the eastern edge, linking the site quickly to the airport and the urban core.