She won the national championship five times, retired early at the age of 30, and organized Hu Ronghua Xu Yinchuan to go to CCTV

In the early years of CCTV, we often see prime-time TV fast chess matches, including Hu Ronghua, Lü Qin, Xu Yinchuan, etc., including a number of famous players in the country, in unison, so that it is not lively, and it has become a precious memory of chess fans.

It is Xie Siming, the female player of the Beijing chess world, who plans this series of TV fast chess tournaments.

In fact, Xie Siming is the most famous chinese women's chess player, born in Beijing in 1962.

When she was young, she showed superhuman strength in chess, and then she entered the Beijing chess class to study, and her progress was faster.

Xie Siming is very intelligent, she entered the top six when she first participated in the national chess individual competition at the age of seventeen.

At the age of eighteen, Xie Siming accumulated 20 points with 9 wins and 2 draws in eleven games, with a super record of more than 90% of the winning rate, and forced Qunfang to win the crown and become the national women's champion.

In 1981, 1982 and 1983, Xie Siming won the national championship for three consecutive years, and won the championship again in 1987, winning the women's national championship five times.

Xie Siming's chess style is delicate, accurate calculation, dare to fight, and has a tenacious fighting spirit, and she has won the Asian championship four times at the same time.

Xie Siming was the first chess player to be awarded the title of Women's Chess Grandmaster.

After Xie Siming succeeded in chess, she entered the university and retired from the professional arena, but she has never forgotten her deep love for chess and planned a series of chess TV fast chess matches.

Not only is it an excellent chess player, five times to win the national championship, four times to win the Asian championship, but also an excellent organizer, so that chess fans have seen one wonderful screen drama after another, and to this day, it still becomes a valuable impression of chess fans, which is endlessly memorable.