Foshan. From 1989 to 1997 Foshan Fosti (now disbanded) played at the New Plaza Stadium in Chancheng (now demolished). Foshan Fosti mainly played in the second tier, but did play in the eight team top tier in 1993. In 2007, newly created Guangdong Sunray Cave played at Nanhai District Stadium (now demolished), before moving to the Century Lotus Stadium in 2008. Sunray Cave then moved to Guangzhou, although did play the final games of the 2013 China League One back at Century Lotus Stadium. They returned to Guangzhou in 2014 and then disbanded. Destinations Crowne Plaza Foshan Hotel Foshan Ancestral Temple (Zumiao) Nanfeng Kiln Liang's Garden Wong Fei-hung Memorial Hall Sister cities Itami, Hyōgo Japan La Possession, Réunion, France (since 1989) Port Louis, Mauritius Oakland, California, United States Stockton, California, United States Markham, Ontario, Canada (Friendly co-operative) Townsville, Queensland, Australia Medway, United Kingdom Starogard Gdański, Poland St. George's, Grenada Ingolstadt, Bavaria, Germany (since 2013) Notable people Wong Kei-ying (ca. 1815-1886), Hung Ga master, doctor, father of Wong Fei Hung and one of the members of the Ten Tigers of Canton. Leung Jan (1826-1901), Wing Chun master, doctor and instructor of Ip Man Wong Fei Hung (1847–1924), Hung Ga master and doctor, honored at a memorial hall in Chancheng. Ip Man (1893–1972), Wing Chun grandmaster and instructor of Bruce Lee. Pu Jun Jin (born 1984), racing driver Wang Yue, (2009-2011), toddler killed in one of the most notorious examples of the bystander effect. References External links Populated places with period of establishment missing Prefecture-level divisions of Guangdong