Wu Xinghan, also known as Wu Xiangnan in Chinese, is a professional football player from China who currently plays for Taishan Football Club. He was born on December 28, 1994, in Zhejiang Province and began his career playing for the youth team of his hometown club, Hangzhou Greentown.

In 2016, Wu Xinghan joined the senior squad of Hangzhou Greentown and made his debut in the Chinese Super League against Beijing Guoan. Since then, he has established himself as one of the most promising young players in the league, earning praise for his technical ability and defensive prowess.

One of Wu Xinghan's standout performances came during the 2017 season when he scored two goals in a single match against Shanghai SIPG. His performance earned him the "Golden Boot" award that year, which is given to the top goal scorer in the Chinese Super League.

Despite his success on the pitch, Wu Xinghan has faced criticism over his behavior off it. In February 2018, he was suspended by the Chinese Football Association (CFA) after being involved in a dispute with a fan during a match against Guangzhou Evergrande. The suspension lasted for three games and led to some speculation about his future at Hangzhou Greentown.

However, Wu Xinghan quickly regained the trust of his teammates and coaches, leading to his return to the starting lineup later in the season. He continued to perform well, contributing to Hangzhou Greentown's successful campaign that saw them finish second in the league table and qualify for the AFC Champions League.

Today, Wu Xinghan is considered one of the best defenders in China and is widely regarded as a key player for Taishan Football Club. Despite facing challenges in the past, he continues to work hard and improve his game, making him a valuable asset to any team that can afford him.