Jiangxi Lushan FC is a professional football club representing Jiangxi province, based in the city of Ruichang, and competing in China League Two. The team plays its home games at the Ruichang Sports Park Stadium and wears orange and white kits. Founded in 2002, the club has a longer history than many of its current third-tier peers, having undergone several name changes and relocations. The "Lushan" in their name refers to the famous Mount Lu, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Jiangxi, symbolizing a connection to the province's natural beauty. The club has historically operated in the lower professional and amateur leagues, with periods of promise interspersed with challenges. Their key era involved a stable period in the former China League Two, establishing a core following. In the current era, they are a seasoned campaigner in the third tier, often featuring a mix of experienced journeymen and local talent, aiming to mount a challenge for promotion. The team enjoys modest but dedicated support, particularly from locals who see the club as a provincial representative. Jiangxi Lushan FC remains a persistent and enduring presence in the lower leagues of Chinese football.