World Xiangqi Championship

The World Xiangqi Championship is organised by the World Xiangqi Federation (WXF) and is held every two years since 1991. The inaugural edition took place in 1990 in Singapore.

List of winners

# Year Location Men Women Non-Chinese
1 1990 Singapore Singapore China Lü Qin Singapore Teo Sim Hua United Kingdom Winston Williams
2 1991 China Kunming China Zhao Guorong China Hu Ming United Kingdom Winston Williams
3 1993 China Beijing China Xu Tianhong China Hu Ming Vietnam Mai Thanh Minh
4 1995 Singapore Singapore China Lü Qin Canada Huang Yuying Vietnam Vo Van Hoang Tung
5 1997 Hong Kong Hong Kong China Lü Qin Italy Lin Ye Vietnam Mai Thanh Minh
Non-Chinese/Non-Vietnamese
6 1999 China Shanghai China Xu Yinchuan China Jin Haiying Japan Kazuharu Shoshi
7 2001 Macau Macau China Lü Qin China Wang Linna
Chinese Taipei Gao Yiping 		Hong Kong Island Kon
8 2003 Hong Kong Hong Kong China Xu Yinchuan China Guo Liping Japan Kazuharu Shoshi
9 2005 France Paris China Lü Qin China Guo Liping Hong Kong Island Kon
10 2007 Macau Macau China Xu Yinchuan China Wu Xia Japan Kazuharu Shoshi
11 2009 China Xintai China Zhao Xinxin China You Yingqin Indonesia Iwan Setiawan
12 2011 Indonesia Jakarta China Jiang Chuan China Tang Dan Hong Kong Island Kon
13 2013 China Huizhou China Wang Tianyi China Tang Dan Thailand Krishna Sankirtan[1]
14 2015[2] Germany Munich China Zheng Weitong China Wang Linna Japan Kazuharu Shoshi
15 2017 Philippines Manila China Wang Tianyi China Tang Dan Netherlands Joep Nabuurs
16 2019 Canada Vancouver China Xu Chao United States Jia Dan Japan Kazuharu Shoshi
17 2022 Malaysia Kuching China Wang Tianyi China Zuo Wenjing
18 2023 United States Houston China Meng Chen China Tang Sinan
19 2025 China Shanghai Vietnam Lai Ly Huynh China Tang Dan

See also

References

  1. ^ Geremy, Xavier (2013-11-04). "Le championnat du monde : Huizhou 2013". Xiang Qi France (in French). Retrieved 9 April 2016.
  2. ^ Result of The 14th World Xiangqi Championship Archived 2016-04-16 at the Wayback Machine (PDF). World Xiangqi Federation. 2015-08-28.


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