Hebei Zhuoao F.C. is defunct Chinese

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club. They were based in Qinhuangdao,

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. The Chinese Football School Stadium was their home venue. It had partnership with Brazilian football club

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through youth programs, in which they send selected, promising Chinese youth players to train abroad there.

History

Hebei Jingying F.C. () was established in 2009 by Hebei Jingying Group (). It aims to contribute to the development of Chinese football through organizing programs to send selected Chinese youth players to

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to train abroad through their advanced methods, and sent out their first group of players in 2009. In December 2010, the club signed a partnership contract with Brazilian side

, a football club based in Ribeirão Preto,

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and are known for its youth training programs, and sent out their second group of youth players to train abroad there. After the return of their first group of players sent out in 2010, the club enrolled in

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, and has remained in the same level ever since. In 2019, they changed their name to ''Hebei Aoli Jingying F.C.'' (). The club was dissolved after 2021 season.

Name history

Results

All-time league rankings ''As of the end of 2019 season.'' * in North Group. Key

* Pld = Played * W = Games won * D = Games drawn * L = Games lost * F = Goals for * A = Goals against * Pts = Points * Pos = Final position * DNQ = Did not qualify * DNE = Did not enter * NH = Not Held * – = Does Not Exist * R1 = Round 1 * R2 = Round 2 * R3 = Round 3 * R4 = Round 4 * F = Final * SF = Semi-finals * QF = Quarter-finals * R16 = Round of 16 * Group = Group stage * GS2 = Second Group stage * QR1 = First Qualifying Round * QR2 = Second Qualifying Round * QR3 = Third Qualifying Round

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