万柏林体育场

Wanbailin Stadium stands on the northern section of Heping North Road in Taiyuan's Wanbailin District. Planned in 1956 and opened in 1957, it is one of the earliest grounds in the city's six urban districts to be opened to ordinary residents. The 45,666 sqm site contains a football pitch and a standard 400 m athletics track, with simple stands and a main rostrum on the east and west sides. The north-west corner holds an office building, basketball courts, tennis courts, gateball courts and handball courts. Seating is about 2,000 and the playing surface is artificial turf. When Taiyuan widened the road in 2003, 11 mu of the stadium land was taken and the southern section of the track, the small football pitch and part of the stands were demolished. The district government began renovations in August that year, but work stalled for lack of funds; it restarted in April 2008 and the ground reopened in September and October after an investment of about 30 million yuan. In 2012 the newly formed China League Two club Shanxi Jiayi used the stadium as its home until commercial events forced a move. The 13th Taiyuan Municipal Games opened here in May 2025, and the six-province Central China football invitation tournament was held here in July 2026. Surrounded by the residential quarters of large state-owned enterprises, the ground serves mass fitness, youth football and district-level games. It has no standalone website or published direct line; opening arrangements are issued by the district sports authority. The ground is owned by the Wanbailin District government.