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Beijing — three-time CBA champion (2011/12, 2013/14, 2014/15), home to club legend Stephon Marbury, playing at the Wukesong Arena.

Beijing — the city's second CBA club, originally founded in Guangzhou in 2009 as Free Men, now playing at the National Olympic Sports Center.

Jinjiang, Fujian — one of the CBA's lower-table clubs, playing its home games at the Zuchang Arena in Jinjiang.

Dongguan — CBA's record champion with 11 titles, home of club legend Yi Jianlian, playing at the Bank of Dongguan Basketball Center.

Guangzhou — playing at the Tianhe Gymnasium, competing alongside the more storied Guangdong Southern Tigers from the same province.

Suzhou, Jiangsu — playing at the Suzhou Sports Center Gymnasium.

Changchun — northeastern club nicknamed the "Northeast Tigers", also playing home games in Jilin City, currently sponsored as Changbaishan Andili.

Shenyang — 2017/18 CBA champion, playing at the Liaoning Gymnasium, currently sponsored as Liaoning Benxi.

Nanjing, Jiangsu — playing at the Nanjing Youth Olympic Sports Park Arena.

Ningbo, Zhejiang — playing at the Youngor Arena.

Qingdao, Shandong — playing at the Guoxin Arena, formed in 2003 through a merger involving the Double Star Group.

Jinan, Shandong — playing at the Shandong Arena, its "Kirins" nickname has carried through several sponsor-name changes since 1995.

Shanghai — the club where Yao Ming started his career, playing at the Shanghai Indoor Stadium.

Taiyuan — Shanxi province's only CBA club, finished 2nd in the 2024/25 regular season, their best finish in club history.

Shenzhen, Guangdong — playing at the Shenzhen Gymnasium.

Chengdu — 2015/16 CBA champion, playing at the Jinqiang International Event Center, nicknamed the "Blue Whales".

Tianjin — one of the CBA's youngest professional clubs (founded in 2007), playing at the Tianjin Arena.

Ürümqi — 2016/17 CBA champion and multiple-time finalist, currently sponsored as Xinjiang Yilite.

Hangzhou, Zhejiang — playing at the Binjiang Gymnasium, nicknamed the "Golden Bulls".

Hangzhou — claimed their first-ever CBA title in the 2024/25 season, playing at the Hangzhou Gymnasium.