Jiang Chuan
Jiang Chuan
Jiang Chuan, male, born in 1984 in Yongjia County, Zhejiang Province, is a Chinese chess player, a Chinese chess master and a member of the CPPCC Committee of Yongjia County, Zhejiang Province.
On June 18, 2017, in the China Huinan "Longwan Cup" Jiangchuan 1vs26 Mongolian Guinness world record challenge, Jiangchuan 1-26 successfully challenged, breaking the Guinness world record of Chinese chess Mongolian.
In 1998, Jiang Chuan won the championship of chess competition in Zhejiang Provincial Games and the title of Top Ten Excellent Athletes in Wenzhou City. Second runner up in the 2000 National Junior chess competition. In 2002, Jiang Chuan won the eighth place in the national individual chess competition and was promoted to the national chess master. In the same year, he won the third place in the second national sports Congress. Second runner up in the 11th Asian chess masters competition, and second runner up in the 2004 chess masters competition. In 2006, he won the eighth place in Shenzhen national individual competition. In December 2006, he won the third Boer bearing cup chess open held in Cixi, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province. In 2007, Jiang Chuan won the second Goubuli cup chess prize. In November 2008, he won the champion of the professional group of the third yangguanyu Cup National Chess open. In December 2008, he won the first national chess Super Championship of Jiucheng real estate Cup held in Shanghai, and won the highest prize of 300000 yuan in domestic chess competition. In 2010, he won the national individual chess championship and was promoted to a Chinese chess master.
Jiang Chuan is now a chess teacher of Peking University, a coach of the national elephant team, a coach of the Chinese chess team of the Ministry of environmental protection, and a coach of the Chinese chess team of the Ministry of foreign affairs.
Early experience
In 1989, Jiang Chuan was recommended by Hu Wangying, the first teacher of Chinese chess, to attend Chengxi primary school in Yongjia, Zhejiang Province.
In 1990, Jiang Chuan began to learn chess.
In 1998, Jiang Chuan won the championship of chess competition in Zhejiang Provincial Games and the title of Top Ten Excellent Athletes in Wenzhou City.
In 2000, Jiang Chuan won the second place in the National Junior chess competition,
In 2002, Jiang Chuan won the eighth place in the national individual chess competition and was promoted to the title of chess master. In the same year, he won the third place in the second national sports Congress.
Sports career
On June 4, 1990, he won the champion of Yongjia County Youth chess competition for the first time in the competition, and began to stand out in Wenzhou City and Zhejiang Province.
In 1998, he won the youth champion of the 11th sports meeting in Zhejiang Province, which aroused his persistent emotion for chess. In spite of the opposition of his family and the opinions of others, he chose the road he liked to go on. He knew that he had to break through in chess, although it was very difficult for him now, because there was no professional team, no coach, just one person. Fortunately, he broke into the top three this time and gave himself and his family an account to prove that he had not gone wrong.
In 2002, Jiang Chuan won the third place in the sports meeting. In that year, he also got into the top eight in the national individual competition. It should be said that he was also a little famous in the field of chess. However, Jiang Chuan at that time, as long as it was a backhand match, he would only follow suit. Zhang Qiang, the head coach of the Beijing team, told reporters, "at that time, Jiang Chuan didn't even know how to use the screen horse. No matter what the opponent went, he was a smooth shooter." However, due to Jiang Chuan's strong combat skills and good results, the opening link became the bottleneck of Jiang Chuan's development.
In 2002, Hu ronghua won the third place in the first round of the sports meeting, which established his confidence to become a professional chess player. In 2006, Hu ronghua, a 61 year old Grand Master, lost the final of the Weikai cup, and missed the title of grand master. In 2011, he won the world championships in Indonesia seven times in a row.
Since 2003, he has been playing in professional league for Beijing team. According to reports, Jiang Chuan usually trains more than 8 hours a day. In the years when he just came to the fore, he won the second place in all kinds of competitions and was called "the second of the Millennium".
The "yangguanyu cup chess match" in 2008 was Jiang Chuan's "turning over battle". He and Hong Zhi competed for the final champion. At that time, Hong Zhi had a good situation and almost won the game. Finally, because Hong Zhi made a missed move, he was turned over successfully It was Jiang Chuan's first individual champion. After that, Jiang Chuan couldn't take it back.
At the end of 2008, he won the yangguanyu cup and began to sweep the chess world.
Jiang Shichuan's title in 2011 is undoubtedly the most important one in the championship. At the 12th World Chess Championship held in Indonesia in late November, Jiang Chuan won the men's individual championship with 7-2 and 16 points. At the same time, together with Xu Yinchuan (microblog), who won the individual runner up, he won the team championship for the Chinese team.
Career data
Award winning record
In 1998, he won the champion of chess competition in Zhejiang Provincial Games and the title of Top Ten Excellent Athletes in Wenzhou City;
Second runner up of the National Junior chess competition in 2000;
In November 2002, he won the eighth place in the national individual chess competition and won the title of chess master. In the same year, he won the third place in the second national sports Congress;
The 11th Asian chess masters competition runner up, won the chess masters competition runner up in 2004;
In August 2006, the fifth "Weikai real estate Cup" national chess competition runner up;
December 2006 Boer bearing cup chess Open champion;
In December 2006, he won the third "Jinfei mahogany Cup" chess open in Beijing;
In 2006, "Qixin Golf Cup" national chess League lasted for 8 months. After 22 rounds of fierce competition, Beijing China Canada team won the third place in the league, and member Jiang Chuan won the Rookie Award;
2007 Yinzhou cup national chess masters Championship runner up;
Champion of the second "Goubuli Cup" chess special prize competition in 2007;
In December 2007, he won the second place in Beijing world chess masters;
Second runner up in the 2008 world intellectual games fast chess competition;
In February 2008, Guangxi won the second place in the fourth "Dadi real estate" cup chess open competition;
In November 2008, he won the champion of the professional group of the third yangguanyu Cup National Chess open;
In December 2008, he won the "Beilun Cup" national chess masters championship;
In December 2008, he won the first national chess Super Championship of Jiucheng real estate Cup held in Shanghai;
In 2008, Huizhou Huaxuan cup ranked the third in individual points of the national chess League;
The Chinese Chess Association announced the ranking of chess players in the first half of 2009, and Jiang Chuan from Beijing was the first in the ranking;
Second runner up of the 29th Wuyang Cup National Chess Championship in February 2009;
In March 2009, he won the third Vietnam chess Invitational Competition of "Fangzhuang tourism Cup";
In April 2009, he helped Beijing team win the national team chess championship, making Beijing team return to the weevil League;
In May 2009, he won the champion of Zhanjiang's first "thousand people chess" competition;
In 2009, Huizhou Huaxuan Cup National Chess League, Beijing Weikai team ranked sixth, personal points second;
In the second half of 2009, the ranking was still the first;
In November 2009, the runner up of the "five party Cup" national open in Shenzhen;
On the evening of February 3, 2010, after more than five hours of fierce competition, Jiang Chuan, the "first person in chess level", declared the success of the 1-on-15 blind chess performance competition held in Beijing Yanqing No.4 primary school with a total score of 9-4 and 2-0.
On the morning of February 10, 2010, Jiang Chuan performed a pair of 18 blind chess in Yongjia.
On March 27, 2010, a 21 person Braille game ended the intellectual confrontation with 12-7 and 2-0 results.
On August 28, 2010, Jiang Chuan performed 1-on-8 blind chess at the Shanghai World Expo. After two and a half hours of fierce competition, his backhand won 5-3.
On January 3, 2011, in the "Oriental leading show Cup" national chess champion Jiang Chuan's 1-on-20 blind Chess Challenge in Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province, after nearly seven hours of fierce fighting, Jiang Chuan broke Liu Dahua's 1-on-19 blind chess record with 15 wins and 5 draws.
April 12, 2010, the first cross-strait Chinese chess open season;
On April 18, 2010, beiwudang cup was the runner up in the national chess elite competition;
On May 9, 2010, "Yitai Cup" won the 2010 national elite chess competition;
In the first half of 2010, the grade continued to rank first;
On September 19, 2010, he won the second place in the professional group of the 4th yangguanyu Cup National Chess open;
On October 26, 2010, the 45th national individual chess championship of "Canggu private Cup" came to a grand end in Yiyuan Hotel, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province. In the end, 26 year old Jiang Chuan, the "No.1 chess player" and Beijing Weikai sports team, won the men's championship with 6 wins and 4 losses in 11 games and 16 points in 1 defeat. Jiang Chuan became the 14th individual champion of men's chess in New China and was promoted to a super master;
On November 4, 2010, Grand Master Jiang Chuan, champion of Xinke national individual competition, visited JJ chess;
On December 16, 2010, after fierce competition, Beijing team won the national weevil League for the first time with 14 wins, 5 losses and 3 losses in 22 games. Jiang Chuan won 11 wins and 11 sums in 22 games, and tied with Xu Yinchuan as the top scorer;
On January 10, 2011, he won the champion of "Zhuhui Cup" chess masters invitational tournament;
On April 13, 2011, he won the third Maoshan Cup National Chess Championship invitational tournament;
On April 28, 2011, it won the first cross strait elephant award
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