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1 year chess game with hundreds of thousands of bonuses?
There are two chess competitions in China, namely the World Chess Championship and the Asian Chess Individual Championship.

The bonuses of these two international competitions are different every year, generally between1500,000 ~ 500,000 yuan.

[Chess World Championship]

The World Chess Championship is the China Chess World Competition sponsored by the World Chess Federation, and it is one of the highest-level and largest chess competitions in China. Once every two years. The competition is divided into four groups, namely men's groups and men's individuals.

List of competition venues and rankings:

First meeting: 1990- Singapore

Men's individual champion: Lv Qin.

Second place: Hu Ronghua.

China Men's Team Champion (Lv Qin, Hu Ronghua)

Women's individual runner-up: Huang

The second session: 199 1 year-Yunnan

Men's individual champion: Zhao Guorong.

Men's Team Champion China (Zhao Guorong, Li Laiqun)

Women's individual champion: Hu Ming

Scene 3: 1993- Beijing

Men's individual champion: Xu Tianhong.

Men's Team Champion China (Xu Tianhong, Zhao Guorong)

Women's individual champion: Hu Ming

Fourth meeting: 1995- Singapore

Men's individual champion: Lv Qin.

Third place: Tao Hanming.

Men's Team Champion China (Lv Qin, Tao Hanming)

Women's individual runner-up: Hu Ming.

The fifth session: 1997- Hong Kong

Men's individual champion: Lv Qin.

Second place: Xu Yinchuan.

Men's Team Champion China (Lv Qin, Xu Yinchuan)

Women's second place: Gao Yiping.

The 6th session: 1999- Shanghai

Men's individual champion: Xu Yinchuan.

Second place: Yan Wenqing.

Men's Team Champion China (Xu Yinchuan, Yan Wenqing)

Women's individual champion: Jin

Seventh session: 200 1- macau

Men's individual champion: Lv Qin.

Second place: Hu Ronghua.

Men's Team Champion China (Lv Qin, Hu Ronghua)

Women's individual champion: Wang Linna (tied)

Eighth session: 2003-Hong Kong

Men's individual champion: Xu Yinchuan.

Second place: Yu Youhua.

Men's Team Champion China (Xu Yinchuan, Yu Youhua)

Women's individual champion: Guo Liping

Ninth session: 2005-Paris, France

Men's individual champion: Lv Qin.

Fourth place: Liu Dianzhong.

Men's Team Champion China (Lv Qin, Liu Dianzhong)

Women's individual champion: Guo Liping [1]

Tenth session: 2007-Macau, China.

Men's individual champion: Xu Yinchuan.

Men's Team Champion China (Xu Yinchuan, Hong Zhi)

Women's individual champion: Wu Xia

Eleventh session: 2009, Shandong, China.

Men's individual champion: Zhao Xinxin.

Men's Team Champion China (Zhao Xinxin, Zhao Guorong)

Women's individual champion: You Qinying

Twelfth session: 20 1 1- Jakarta, Indonesia

Men's individual champion: Jiangchuan

Men's Team Champion China Team (Jiangchuan, Xu Yinchuan)

Women's individual champion: Tang Dan

13th session: 20 13- Guangdong, China.

Men's individual champion: Wang Tianyi.

Women's all-around champion: Tang Dan.

Men's team champions: Wang Tianyi and Sun Yongzheng.

[Asian Chess Individual Championship]

The Asian Chess Individual Championship, sponsored by the Asian Chess Federation, is the highest honor of all individual chess competitions in the Asian chess world. It represents the highest level of all individual chess competitions, because it is the highest peak reached by players in individual chess tournaments in Asian countries and regions. At the same time, the Asian Chess Individual Championship is also a large-scale event held every two years as stipulated by the Asian Chess Federation, aiming at strengthening international cultural exchanges, enhancing the friendship of chess circles in various parts of Asia and promoting the improvement of chess skills.

The 6th Asian Chess Individual Championship1sponsored by the Australian Chess Federation was held from September 22 to 27, 20 13.

In the men's team competition, Xu Yinchuan won the championship and Hong Zhi won the runner-up. Zhuang Hongming first beat Wu to win the third place, and Wu ranked fourth. The fifth to eighth runners are Jiang Zhonghao from Taipei, China, Vietnamese brother, Cao from Hongkong, China and Macau, China. In the women's team, Vietnam's Wu defeated Chinese Taipei's Peng Rouan in the final battle and won the championship with a total score of six games 12. China won the runner-up with a score of 5 wins 1 negative 10, while Chinese Taipei Peng Rouan, Singapore, Malaysian Lin and Brunei Zhan Huixiu won the third to sixth places respectively.