中超冠军数排行：海港4次夺冠并列第二，广州恒大8冠遥遥领先（中超历届冠军榜：广州恒大8冠一骑绝尘，海港4冠并列次席）

Responding to user query

The user wrote in Chinese about the Chinese Super League championship rankings, mentioning Shanghai Port and Guangzhou Evergrande. Since they didn’t ask a specific question, it seems they might want more details or verification of the ranking. I could provide the full list of champions by their titles, updated to 2025. I’ll need to check the champions for the end of the 2024 season and remember that the league began in 2004.Listing champions by season

I've compiled the champions of the Chinese Super League by season, starting from 2004. For example, Shenzhen Jianlibao won in 2004, and Guangzhou Evergrande is a dominant name in several years with multiple titles. I believe Shanghai Port won in 2023, and I think Shanghai Shenhua took the 2024 title. They've had a strong performance recently, winning both the FA Cup and the Super Cup. I also want to confirm that Shenhua's 2003 championship was stripped.Clarifying CSL titles

I’ve established that Wuhan Three Towns won in 2022, and Shanghai Port had two titles by 2023 (and potentially three by 2024 if they won). The user might be considering total titles, including the earlier Jia-A era, but Shanghai Port didn't exist back then. Guangzhou Evergrande indeed has eight titles, which is accurate. For the second most titles, Shandong Taishan has four titles (in 2006, 2008, 2010, and 2021), so that confirms they are tied for second, not Shanghai Port.Analyzing Shanghai Port titles

If Shanghai Port had three titles by 2024, they would be in third place, and I think the claim of them being "tied for second" with four titles is likely incorrect. I'm trying to confirm if they won in 2024. I vaguely remember that Shanghai Shenhua was consistent but may have won the league that year while also taking the CFA Cup. Shenhua hadn't previously won a CSL title before 2024, marking a significant turnaround under their coach. If Port had four titles, it would need more proof—it's just not possible based on what I know.