China League Two is the third tier of professional football in China. It operates under the governance of the Chinese Football Association and features clubs from various regions of the country. The league serves as a platform for developing talent and promoting teams to higher divisions. The competition typically consists of multiple teams that compete in a round-robin format. The top teams at the end of the season may earn promotion to China League One, while the lower-performing teams face the risk of relegation to the regional leagues.