Ye Jiangchuan

Chinese Chess Player, National Champion

Ye Jiangchuan - Chinese Chess Player, National Champion
Born

November 20th, 1960
64 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

China

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A prominent chess player, known for significant contributions to the game in China. Achieved the title of Grandmaster, becoming one of the leading figures in Chinese chess. Held the position of the national champion multiple times, showcasing exceptional skills in various national and international tournaments. Also served in various capacities to promote chess in the country, including coaching and mentoring younger players. Actively participated in international chess competitions, representing China on global platforms.

Achieved Grandmaster title

Multiple-time national champion

Promoted chess through coaching

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