As of 2019, how many female chess champions does China have?

Huang Zijun, born in Guangzhou in 1962, learned chess at the age of 11, won the "Dunhuang Cup" Master Invitational Tournament in 1983, the "100-year-old Cup" Chess Masters Invitational Tournament in 1985, and the second "Tianlong Cup" Masters Invitational Tournament in 1986.

Xie Siming, a Chinese women's chess grandmaster, a native of Beijing, is the head of the "Chu and Han Six Phoenixes", and was awarded the title of international grandmaster of Xiangqi by the Asian Chess Federation in 1988.

Shan Xiali, in the 1984 individual competition, Shan Xiali won the championship again, and was promoted to grandmaster according to the relevant regulations of the National Sports Commission, which is the second female grandmaster in China after Xie Siming.

Wang Linna, born in 1980 in Suihua, Heilongjiang, is a Chinese chess player and world chess champion. On August 2, 2021, in the final of the women's individual open group of chess at the 14th National Games, Wang Linna of the Heilongjiang team defeated Tang Dan of the Beijing team to win the championship. This is the first gold medal won by Heilongjiang Province in the 14th National Games.

Jin Haiying, born in October 1978, is a native of Linhai, Zhejiang; He learned chess at the age of 8, entered the Zhejiang Provincial Sports Team at the age of 13, studied under Chen Xiaokun and Yu Youhua, and was the runner-up in the 98 Women's TV Rapid Chess Tournament, the champion of the individual competition in 98, and was promoted to the title of "Grandmaster".

Women: Grandmasters: Wang Linna, Tang Dan (currently China's youngest national champion & grandmaster), Chen Lichun, You Yingqin, Zhao Guanfang, Zhang Guofeng, Hu Ming, Guo Liping, Jin Haiying, Wu Xia, Dang Guolei.

Masters: Liu Huan, Wen Jing, Li Deling, Zhang Tingting, Yang Yi, Chen Xinglin, Guo Ruixia, Li Xian, Zheng Yiying, Shi Sixuan (Shi Sixuan basically changed to playing international checkers in 08, won the 100 &64 grid double championship of the National International Checkers Championship in 08, and represented China in the first World Mind Games).

China's previous women's chess champions are as follows:

1.1986 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, Li Deling, Zhang Zhong, Xu Yuhua.

2.1990 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the boy group, Zhao Xue, Xu Yuhua.

3.1992 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the men's group, Zhao Xue, Huang Qian.

4.1996 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Hu Liang, Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the men's group, Xie Jun, Wang Lei.

5.2000 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the men's group, Xie Jun, Wang Lei.

6.2004 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the men's group, Xie Jun, Wang Lei.

7.2006 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the men's group, Xie Jun, Wang Lei.

8.2008 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the men's group, Xie Jun, Hou Yuzhong.

9.2010 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the boy group, Hou Yuzhong, Shen Yang.

10.2012 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the boy group, Hou Yuzhong, Shen Yang.

11.2014 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the boy group, Hou Yuzhong, Shen Yang.

12.2016 Chess Olympiad Team Champion:

Members Mengling: Ye Jiangchuan, Xu Jun, members of the men's group, Shen Yang, Ding Yixin.

Xu Yuhua and Zhu Chen.

1. Xu Yuhua was born in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province in 1976 and won the women's chess championship in 2006, the tenth women's chess champion in the world.

2. Zhuchen Zhuchen haunted Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province in 1976, and won the women's chess championship in 2001, which is the ninth hidden women's chess championship in the world.

The Chess World Championship Candidates Tournament is a tournament organized by FIDE to select challengers for the World Chess Championship. The winner of the tournament is a candidate for the World Championship and qualifies for a match against the previous World Chess Champion.

There are several ways to play chess:

1. Wang: horizontal, straight, oblique, oblique, but limited to one step at a time. The king could not give food to anyone, that is, he could not enter his palace as long as the enemy was in control. Otherwise, if it is counted as a foul in "sending the king", it will be judged three times.

The throne can walk to any adjacent square, except for displacement, without being attacked by the opposing piece, and can only take one step. Any car of the "king" and "yourself" will be considered as the "royal road".

2. After: horizontal, straight, oblique, the number of steps is not limited, but not overstepping.

3. Car: horizontal and vertical can be used, the number of steps is not limited, and no oblique movement is allowed. Yuezi is that only those who are translocated can Yuezi.

4. Elephant: only tilting is allowed. There is no limit to the number of grids, and there can be no more than one son. In the beginning, there were two squares on each side, one for white and one for black.

5. Horse: Each move is to move horizontally or straight first, then diagonally outward by a square, or diagonally by a trap letter grid first, and finally by a square, and finally by a square. But the more you match the first son, Chinese chess does not have the limitation of "clumsy".

Chinese Chess: The women's chess champion He Yuan is domineering, she doesn't talk about it at all, she is amazing!

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