Chunlan Cup Ke Jie reversed the pass, Li Weiqing beat Park Tinghuan jqknews

China’s No. 1 Go player, Ke Jie, had a first-round bye as a seeded player. On the same day, his opponent was Kim Mingxun from South Korea. In the first half of the game, Ke Jie, who was playing white, was unexpectedly in a bad situation. Jin Mingxun’s winning rate once reached 70%. admit defeat.

In the top 8, Ke Jie will encounter his nemesis for nearly two years, South Korea’s No. 1 Shin Jin-seo 9-dan. The latter defeats the Chinese team’s Li Qincheng 9-dan this round, increasing his winning streak against Chinese players to 24 games.

Another focused battle was the Chinese team’s Li Weiqing’s ninth dan against South Korean star Park Ting-hwan’s ninth dan. The two fought fiercely for seven and a half hours until the difference between the outcome of the official stage and the defeat was only half an eye. In the end, Li Weiqing won the black with a slight advantage.

Of the other Chinese chess players who played that day, Tang Weixing, Yang Dingxin and Li Xuanhao passed the game smoothly, while Ding Hao and Gu Zihao lost the game.

The other 3 matchups in the top 8 are Li Xuanhao (China) vs. Yang Dingxin (China), Shin Minjun (South Korea) vs. Tang Weixing (China), and Bian Xiangyi (South Korea) vs. Li Weiqing (China).