Third Round of the Weiqi League: Shanghai Jushen Sports Draws with Chengdu Team at Home
On June 18, 2025, during the third round of the 2025 “Three Kingdoms Chibi Ancient Battlefield Cup” Chinese Go First League, the Shanghai Jushen Sports Team competed against the Chengdu team at the Shanghai Go Institute. After an intense afternoon of competition, the Shanghai Jushen Sports Team drew 2-2 with their opponents, maintaining a 2-2 draw in all three rounds of the season’s start.
The 2025 season started on May 27 in Changxing, Zhejiang. This season continues with 16 teams participating, and the new title sponsor is “Three Kingdoms Chibi Ancient Battlefield,” integrating the ancient fires of Chibi into the modern Go competition. The first round was held at the Kaiyuan Mingdu Hotel in Changxing County, featuring the “Shanghai Derby” where the Shanghai Jushen Sports Team and the Shanghai Qingyi Team ended in a 2-2 draw.
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About: Three Kingdoms Chibi Ancient Battlefield
The Three Kingdoms Chibi Ancient Battlefield, located in Chibi City, Hubei Province, China, is a famous historical site associated with the Battle of Red Cliffs. This pivotal battle, which occurred in the winter of 208-209 AD during the late Han Dynasty, marked a significant turning point in Chinese history. The site commemorates the strategic victory of the allied forces led by Sun Quan and Liu Bei over the much larger army of Cao Cao, an event that led to the establishment of the Three Kingdoms period.
About: Shanghai Go Institute
The Shanghai Go Institute, established in 1958, is a significant cultural institution in Shanghai, China, dedicated to the game of Go, an ancient board game deeply rooted in Chinese history and culture. The institute serves as a hub for professional training, organizing tournaments, and promoting the game both domestically and internationally. It has played a crucial role in the development of many top-level Go players and continues to foster a strong Go-playing community in China.
About: Kaiyuan Mingdu Hotel
The Kaiyuan Mingdu Hotel, located in China, is a notable establishment that blends luxury accommodation with cultural aesthetics. It is part of the Kaiyuan Hotels group, one of the largest domestic hotel brands in China, known for its commitment to showcasing Chinese heritage and hospitality. While specific historical details of the Kaiyuan Mingdu Hotel are not widely documented, it typically offers guests a sophisticated and culturally enriched experience, reflecting the local traditions and architectural styles of its surroundings.
