Zhao Xinxin, born in 1988 in Wenling, Zhejiang, is a Chinese chess player and grandmaster of chess. In 2007, he won the 42nd National Chess Championship and in 2009, he won the 11th World Chess Championship, becoming the fifth world chess champion in China. Today we will talk about Zhao Xinxin and see what kind of story there is between him and Chess.
Zhao Xinxin was born in Zhejiang, he liked chess when he was a child, and his father was also quite supportive of him, and he was successively guided by famous players Chen Hanfeng, Wang Xinhai and others, who had both talent and hard work, and his chess skills improved quite quickly.
In 2001, he won the Men's 14-year-olds Championship at the National Junior Chess Championship.
In the 2002 Group A team competition, Shenzhen team sat on four platforms, achieving an unbeaten record of seven wins and two draws, and won the title of "scoring teenager".
Also in 2002, he won the men's 16-year-old group championship at the "Pepsi Cup" National Junior Chess Championship with a score of 9 wins, 1 and 1 loss, and was promoted to chess master.
12th Asian Chess Championship or Junior Individual Champion in 2002.
In 2004, he ranked fourth in the third "Kaiwei Real Estate Cup" National Chess Elite Competition.
In 2004, he won the title of "Chess King" in the "Heshan Grinding Wheel Cup" Zhejiang Provincial Chess King Competition, becoming the youngest chess king in Zhejiang Province.
In the 2004 Group A team competition, he represented the Zhejiang team and defeated Liu Dahua, Yu Youhua, Bu Fengbo, Wan Chunlin and other grandmasters, and made great contributions to the successful relegation of the Zhejiang team.
In March 2005, he ranked third in the "Kaiwei Real Estate Cup" National Chess Qualifying Competition.
In April 2006, he won the 9th "Local TaxAtion Cup" chess tournament in Taizhou.
In 2007, zhao Xinxin defeated veteran Lü Qin in the "Yitai Cup" National Chess Individual Championship, winning the men's laurel in the individual competition and becoming the chinese chess king. He was promoted to National Men's Chess Grandmaster.
In 2008, he was promoted to the king of Jiazhou.
2010 Yang Guanxuan Cup Champion.
On December 26, 2013, Zhao Xinxin won the second "Country Garden Cup" Chess Championship Invitational Tournament and won a huge prize of 650,000 yuan.
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There are too many awards to list one by one, let's introduce the chess career of Zhao Xinxin, the "Six-Pulse Excalibur".
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Zhao Xinxin, who was a teenager, had been in second place for four years, and the opponent who always pressed him was Xie Jing.
Talented teenagers also have opponents, and the pain of the junior competition is only known to themselves. Born in 1989, Xie Jing is one year younger than Zhao Xinxin, and every time they meet in the junior competition, the two will be assigned to the same age group. From 1997 to 2001, the junior competition was basically a confrontation between Zhao Xinxin and Xie Jing, and the result was often Xie Jing first and Zhao Xinxin second.
If you can't win, you can continue to practice and continuously improve, and if you can't win, you can only continue to compete or even surpass after your strength is improved.
The runner-up of the four-year Junior Championship did not discourage Zhao Xinxin, and at this time his goal was not only Xie Jing. In 2001, Xie Jing won the 16-year-old group championship and was promoted to master, and the following year, 14-year-old Zhao Xinxin also won the 16-year-old group of the National Junior Championship.
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After being promoted to chess master, Zhao Xinxin officially entered the professional chess world, which is not the end, but just the beginning. Before 2007, Zhao Xinxin's aura field fought hundreds of games, some lost, some won and some lost, and it was these hundreds of games of tempering that allowed him to explore his own chess style.
Zhao Xinxin chess style, with Gang Kegang, attack and kill sharply, when there is an opportunity to attack and kill, it is necessary to create opportunities, with his profound skills, he can often force the opponent to mess up the square inches and create an advantage for himself.
In 2007, 19-year-old Zhao Xinxin won the National Chess Individual Championship, and the record was twelve rounds of nine wins and three unbeaten! He also defeated Grandmaster Lü Qin in the fast chess game.
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Speaking of Zhao Xinxin, the matter of buying chess is also unavoidable. On May 8, 2005, at the age of 17, Zhao Xinxin won the National Chess Masters Championship, becoming the youngest chess grandmaster. However, on May 16, some media disclosed that Zhao Xinxin had invested 40,000 yuan in his father to buy almost all the relevant chess players through intermediaries before the crucial final round of the game, and "bought" the title of "buying" a very large one.
On May 17, this news was confirmed. The Chinese Chess Academy made a penalty decision: Zhao Xinxin was suspended for one year and disqualified from declaring "extraordinarily large", while other relevant personnel were also punished to varying degrees. After being suspended for a year, Zhao Xinxin returned to the field, and in 2007, he won the championship again, undisputedly promoted to "Grandmaster".
The past is the past, but every game that follows, believing in him, is fair and just.
In 2017, Zhao Xinxin won the Asian Chess Individual Championship and achieved a personal career Grand Slam of national, Asian and world champions.
The chess field battle continues, and the future waits and sees!
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