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Xiaoshan Sports Center Stadium stands at 398 Shixin South Road in Chengxiang Subdistrict, Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou, and is the principal outdoor ground of the Xiaoshan Sports Center, a district-level complex that also includes an indoor arena, a swimming hall and a fitness building. The centre opened in 1989 and for years was the only sports venue and large-performance site in Xiaoshan. In 2019 it became one of the first 33 Asian Games venue projects in Hangzhou and began a comprehensive upgrade worth about 428 million yuan, covering the stadium, the indoor arena, a new underground car park and a full redesign of the landscape. The rebuilt stadium has 34,542 square metres of floor area and 10,118 spectator seats. Its stands were given an integrated perforated canopy that provides shade and ventilation while giving the building a clearer identity, and the pitch, floodlighting and competition rooms were rebuilt to football standards. The neighbouring arena, with 10,802 square metres and 1,901 seats, was remodelled around a Qiantang tide motif and hosted weightlifting during the Games. The stadium itself hosted football. It is now operated by the Xiaoshan District Culture, Tourism and Sports Development Service Centre, and the stadium, arena, swimming hall and fitness building open to residents on free or low-cost schedules at different times of day. The complex lies about 500 metres from Panshui metro station. For three decades the centre was Xiaoshan's main stage for sports events and large gatherings, including concerts and ceremonies, and the Asian Games football tournament used the stadium as one of several grounds across the city.