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Lee Wei Tong (September 18, 1905-1979) was a Chinese football striker and head coach. He is considered one of the greatest Asian footballers in pre World War II period.

Lee, born in Hong Kong, played for the China national team that won the 1925, 1927, 1930, and 1934 Far Eastern Games, and in 1936, he was the captain of the national squad that competed at the Olympic tournament in Berlin.

He was the head coach of South China AA after the World War II. In, 1948, he was appointed coach of the Chinese national team, and after the Chinese Civil War, he coached the Chinese Taipei national team leading them to win the 1954 and 1958 Asian Games. He also coached the Hong Kong national teams. During 1960s, he became vice-chairman of the Chinese Taipei Football Association, and in 1965 he became vice-president of FIFA, being the first Chinese to reach that position.

He was famous for breaking the netting when he shot the ball into the net and in a match.