cnLeague One

Second Chinese tier — 16 clubs, played over the calendar year.

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cn Guangdong GZ-Power
The city of Guangzhou — winners of the second division in 2024, formerly playing under the name Guangzhou E-Power.
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cn Shenzhen Juniors
The city of Shenzhen — a young club founded in 2022.
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cn Nantong Zhiyun
The city of Rugao (Jiangsu province) — the name Zhiyun refers to the historic Zhiyun Tower in Nantong.
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cn Guangxi Hengchen
The city of Nanning (Guangxi province) — a club founded in 2021.
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cn Yanbian Longding
The city of Yanji (Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture) — continuing the tradition of the club Yanbian Funde.
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cn Ningbo Professional
The city of Ningbo (Zhejiang province).
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cn Wuxi Wugou
The city of Wuxi (Jiangsu province).
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cn Shaanxi Union
Shaanxi province (the city of Xi'an) — formerly Xi'an Chanba/Shaanxi Chang'an Athletic.
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cn Nanjing City
The city of Nanjing (Jiangsu province).
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cn Dingnan Ganlian
The city of Ganzhou (Jiangxi province) — the club relocated to Dingnan in 2025.
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cn Dalian K'un City
The city of Dalian — one of the city's two professional clubs alongside Dalian Yingbo.
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cn Changchun Yatai
The city of Changchun (Jilin province) — a traditional Chinese league club, winners of the CFA Cup in 2010.
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cn Meizhou Hakka
The city of Meizhou (Guangdong province) — representing the Hakka ethnic group.
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cn Shijiazhuang Gongfu
The city of Shijiazhuang (Hebei province).
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cn Foshan Nanshi
The city of Foshan (Guangdong province).
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cn Suzhou Dongwu
The city of Suzhou (Jiangsu province) — the name Dongwu refers to the ancient kingdom of Wu.
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