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The Chinese Chess Championship returned to Xinghua in the province of Jiangsu. Despite the absence of a few stars, the tournament is still a very strong round robin. Ding Liren, Yu Yangyi and Hou Yifan are the top seeds in the Championship.
In the open section things heated up as Ding Liren trailed Yu Yangyi by only half a point throughout most of the event. Ding Liren won his last game to score 7.0/11, same as Yu Yangyi, but on tiebreaks it was Yu Yangyi that came out ahead and won the title, his first ever.
Ma Qun finished undefeated with 6.5/11, good enough for third place
Zhou Jianchao's 6.0/11 was enough to win almost 10 rating points
Ding Liren's loss to Hou Yifan early in the tournament cost him dearly. He tried to recover, but here he was unable to beat Liu Qingnan in round nine.
The Women's section was also very close. Jun Wejun's key to victory was her 10th round victory over Lei Tingjie. Actually Lei Tingjie could have surpassed Ju Wenjun in the last round as China's number two female player (behind Hou Yifan) lost her final round to Ding Yixin, however Lei Tingjie also lost a vital game against Zhang Xiaowen in a hard fought game.
Tan Zhongyi (left) was one of the pre-tournament favorites,
but her results were not as expected
It is difficult to play against the power of The Hulk pen
Ju Wenjun took lead of the tournament by beating Lei Tingjie who finished tied for second
Shen Yang was part of the Chinese team in the late 2000s,
but has yet to regain her status in the past couple of Olympiads
Ding Yixin's fourth place was an excellent result
The winners: Yu Yangyi and Ju Wenjun
Runner up titles went to Ding Liren and Shen Yang
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Women's Chinese Championship
Chinese Championship
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