Quick correction: Shandong Luneng (now commonly Shandong Taishan) is a professional football club from Jinan, Shandong province, China — not Taiwan.

• Official / common names: Shandong Luneng Taishan F.C. (commonly shortened to Shandong Luneng); rebranded to Shandong Taishan in 2021 following China’s neutral-name policy.
• Location: Jinan, Shandong Province, China.
• Stadium: Jinan Olympic Sports Center (home stadium used in most seasons).
• Club colours: Orange (home) and complementary kits; orange is the traditional identity colour.
• Ownership: Historically associated with the Luneng Group / Shandong Energy Group (corporate ownership common in Chinese clubs).

Coach around 2020–2021: Li Xiaopeng (李霄鹏) served as the club’s head coach in that period. He is a former China international player who moved into management and led the team through the disrupted 2020 season and into the 2021 campaign.

2020/21 context and notes:

• The 2020 and 2021 campaigns were affected by COVID-19: the Chinese Super League used centralized venues and compressed schedules, and competitions ran with special formats and travel restrictions.
• Shandong retained a mix of domestic senior players and notable foreign signings during this period; one high-profile signing in recent years was Marouane Fellaini, who joined the club before 2020 and featured for them in the 2020–21 timeframe.
• In early 2021 the club name change to Shandong Taishan took effect in line with national directives to remove corporate prefixes from club names.
• Shandong Luneng/Taishan is traditionally one of China’s stronger clubs, with multiple domestic cup wins and a prominent place in Chinese professional football.

Summary: Around the 2020/21 period, Shandong Luneng (Shandong Taishan) was a Jinan-based Chinese club coached by Li Xiaopeng, competing in the Chinese Super League under COVID-affected formats and carrying a squad that combined domestic veterans and high-profile foreign recruits. The club is based in mainland China, not Taiwan.