On November 8, 2015, Gionee Cup China Weiqi League 19th Round was held in all teams’ home fields. Supor Hangzhou defeated the defending Champion Huatai Securities Jiangsu Team by a score of 3 to 1, winning the championship four rounds in advance. 

Record of the game: 11-3 (Park Junghwan), 11-7 (Lian Xiao), 14-4 (Wu Guangya), 9-7 (Li Qincheng), 3-0 (Guo Wenchao),1-2 (Li Ming) - nearly winning a complete victory. This is the major contributor to Supor’s early championship. The next challenge is for Supor to break the year-round 53-points record created by Chongqing Team in 2008 and Dalian Team last year.   

Weiqi originated in China. Legend goes that it was created by Emperor Yao. Weiqi contains the richness of Han national culture, and is the embodiment of Chinese culture and civilization.

When talking about "Weiqi emperor", most people think of “Nie Weiping”. Su Qiaoqiao is not telling you Chinese ancient Weiqi emperors.

Yan Ziqin and Ma Suiming, Ancient Chinese Weiqi Saints 

In Bao Pu Zi (Jin Dynasty), “Weiqi players who are unconquerable are called Weiqi saints. That’s how Yan Ziqin and Ma Suiming got their name. They are the ancestors and models for amateur Weiqi players.” 

Bao Pu Zi 

Wang Jixin, Peerless Weiqi King

During 712 and 756, Wang Jixin passed imperial examination and became a “Weiqi officer”. Based on experiences of forefathers and himself, he concluded “Ten Codes” for Weiqi.

Gu Shiyan, Devine Weiqi Player

After the peerless Weiqi King Wang Jixin, another “Weiqi Officer” according to history lived in the 9^th Century. He was the imperial Weiqi player of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang.  

Liu Zhongfu, Weiqi Saint of Song Dynasty

He dominated the world of Weiqi during Emperor Zhezong and Emperor Huizong of Song. People said his skill was even better than Wang Jixin’s. He once wrote “Weiqi Tactics” and “Zao Wei”, but only the former is preserved today.