Designed to address urban sports infrastructure needs, it combines functional athletic facilities with culturally inspired architecture.

The stadium was developed as part of China's national sports park initiative, emphasizing ecological integration and cultural symbolism.

[1] Its ovoid shape resolves spatial constraints of the site, while the textured white aluminum facade reflects daylight and creates dynamic lighting effects at night.

The complex serves as a key venue for football matches, athletics competitions, and community events.

Key components include: - A 40,000-seat main stadium with a FIFA-standard football field and nine-lane 400-meter athletic track[2] Advanced lighting systems for evening events.