The 3rd “Zeng Shisheng Cup”
Racial Harmony Day Pictorial Chinese Chess Open Tournament
On July 22, sponsored by Singapore China Baijiu Pte Ltd,
the 3rd “Zeng Shisheng Cup”
Racial Harmony Day Pictorial Chinese Chess Open Tournament
was officially held at Bishan Community Club.
This competition attracted 144 players, including several strong Vietnamese participants, as well as a local Indian and Malay player. Early in the morning, participants arrived at the venue for registration and pre-game exchanges. The atmosphere was bustling with excitement as players from different age groups took their turns on stage.
The competition was intense. The U12 (under 12) group was the youngest age category in this tournament. The young players participated enthusiastically and treated each challenge with great seriousness. After 7 rounds of matches, winners were decided. Singapore Xiangqi Federation President Mr. Lin Guan Hao presented awards to the winners. In addition to the top 10 based on scores, a special Girls’ Award was set up to encourage more girls to participate in this battle of wisdom.
U12组冠军张起硕
U12组女子奖徐子淇
The results of the U16 (ages 13–16) and Open categories were also announced. Besides the Girls’ Award, the Open category also featured special awards for Non-Chinese players and Seniors, to encourage multiracial and multigenerational participation in pictorial Chinese chess. Mr. Lin Guan Hao, President of the Singapore Xiangqi Federation, presented awards to the U16 winners.
U16组冠军朱泉源
U16组女子奖林恩绮
Mr. Yun Weilong, Chairman of Singapore China Baijiu Pte Ltd, presented awards to the Open category winners, and also handed certificates of appreciation to Bishan Community Club and the Chief Arbiter for their full support.
公开组冠军许正豪
非华裔奖Bui Tuan Kiet
乐龄奖李鸿泉
As the sponsor and promoter, Chairman Yun Weilong expressed his gratitude to the Singapore Xiangqi Federation, the event organizer, and presented a certificate of appreciation to Federation President Mr. Lin Guan Hao. He also took group photos with all the award winners.
In this competition, Xiangqi was not played in traditional character format, but in pictorial form, making it easier for people of different ethnicities and age groups to understand—resonating with Singapore China Baijiu Pte Ltd’s vision of promoting traditional Chinese culture to the world. We look forward to continuing to move forward together in the future.
No culture lasts without time, no Moutai without culture.
The successful hosting of this tournament once again demonstrated Moutai’s practical support, creating a valuable journey for spreading Xiangqi culture. By combining with Singapore’s local cultural festivities, it became a grand feast where Moutai culture and regional culture complemented and illuminated each other. It attracted and encouraged more local friends to inherit and promote Xiangqi culture, further deepening the understanding of Chinese Baijiu culture, allowing the beauty of Moutai to blossom once again in the Lion City!