Shanxi Delegation Wins Two Silver Medals in National Mind Games Go Competition
Published: October 29, 2022
The 5th National Mind Games Go Competition’s first stage concluded in Hefei with the Shanxi delegation shining through. Li He and Huang Jingyuan, both players from Shanxi, secured silver medals in the professional (professional) women’s and men’s individual categories, respectively. This achievement marked the highest number of participations by the delegation in the National Intellectual Games, setting a remarkable performance record. Additionally, Li Xiaoxi secured sixth place in the women’s professional (professional) category, Wei Zhao secured seventh place in the women’s amateur category, and Li Xinyi ranked eighth in the women’s professional rapid chess category.
The individual Go professional (professional) competitions determine the winners through two stages of competition. The first stage is a point-based round-robin competition, with the competitors divided into two groups for seven rounds. The second stage is the finals, where the top four from each group compete in a round to determine the top eight players. Li He finished all seven games and emerged as the winner of Group B with 14 points, joining Zhou Hongyu from the Zhejiang team in the finals. In the championship battle, Li He played with the black pieces and launched a fierce attack on the right side in the first half of the game. However, a slow move allowed Zhou Hongyu to turn the tables and win the match after 226 moves.
In the men’s professional (professional) individual event, Huang Jingyuan from the Shanxi team impressed as the dark horse by defeating notable opponents such as Zhao Chenyu, Yang Kaiwen, Tang Weixing, and Xu Jiayang. His exemplary performance earned him first place in Group A with 12 points, leading the pack. In the final, Huang Jingyuan faced tough competition from Ding Hao, a chess player from the Zhejiang team. After more than 60 moves, both players struggled to gain an advantage. However, Huang Jingyuan’s slow moves resulted in passivity, allowing Ding Hao to secure victory after 201 moves.
The 5th National Mind Games Go Competition witnessed the participation of 679 players from 43 national teams. Prominent figures in the Go world, including world champions Gu Zihao, Ke Jie, Yang Dingxin, Mi Yuting, Ding Hao, Dang Yifei, as well as Asian Games champions Yu Zhiying, Li He, Wu Yiming, and Wang Yubo, vied for the top spot. Currently, eight gold medals have been awarded in this event, with four other events, including professional men’s team (professional), professional women’s team (professional), national team, and mixed doubles competition, commencing on October 31.
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The Shanxi delegation won two silver medals in the 5th National Mind Games Go Competition
Huanghe News Network (Reporter Niu Muchao)On 29 October, the first stage of the 5th National Intellectual Games Go Competition ended in Hefei. Shanxi chess players Li He and Huang Jingyuan won professional (professional) women’s and men’s individual silver medals, setting a record for the most participation in the National Intellectual Games Event Outstanding performance record. Li Xiaoxi won sixth place in women’s professional (professional), Wei Zhao won seventh place in women’s amateur, and Li Xinyi won eighth place in women’s professional rapid chess.
Places for the individual Go professional (professional) men’s and women’s competitions are determined through two stages of competition. The first stage is a points round-robin competition, with the competitors divided into two groups for 7 rounds; the second stage is the finals of the same name, with the top four from the two groups competing in a round to determine the top eight. . Li He won all 7 games and came first in Group B with 14 points, joining Zhejiang team Zhou Hongyu in the finals. In the championship battle, Li He held the black chess to challenge. In the first half of the game, both sides fought hard on the right side. In the middle game, Li He made a slow move while attacking Bai Dalong in the middle, and the situation was reversed. Zhou Hongyu surrounded the lower left empty space and firmly held it on the ground, winning 226 moves.
In the professional (professional) individual men’s event, the dark horse of the Shanxi team Huang Jingyuan defeated Zhao Chenyu, Yang Kaiwen, Tang Weixing, Xu Jiayang and other masters all the way, and came first in Group A with 12 points, with an advantage over his opponents. In the final, Huang Jingyuan met Ding Hao, a chess player from the Zhejiang team and a Shanxi player, and the two were still in a difficult position after more than 60 moves. During the conflict, Huang Jingyuan had nothing to do but make up for it, he moved too slowly and fell into passivity. Ding Hao drew the white corner of the lower right corner and won a 201 hand.
The Fifth National Mind Games Go competition attracted 679 players from 43 national teams. World champions Gu Zihao, Ke Jie, Yang Dingxin, Mi Yuting, Ding Hao, Dang Yifei, world champions and Asian Games champions Yu Zhiying and Li He, Asian Games champions Wu Yiming, Wang Yubo and many other top domestic players competing in the competition. Currently, 8 gold medals have been awarded in this event. Four events including a professional men’s team (professional), a professional women’s team (professional), a national team, and a mixed doubles competition began on the 31st.Return to Sohu to see more
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