Huang Longshi Cup

Founded in 2011 as an international women's team tournament, named after Huang Longshi, a legendary 17th-century Chinese guoshou. Features teams of 5 from China, Japan, and Korea in win-and-continue relay format. Suspended 2020-2023, resumed in 2024 converted to an 8-player individual round-robin format. The winning team receives 450,000 CNY.

Country International Type Team Format Team Win And Continue Cycle 1y Komi 7.5 Editions 10

2024

League, Round 5 4 games

Jun 25 Zhou Hongyu B+R Lu Minquan Jun 25 Li He W+R Li Xiaoxi (2) Jun 25 Heo Seo-hyeon B+0.75 Fujisawa Rina Jun 25 Choi Jeong W+R Ueno Asami

Round 4 4 games

Jun 24 Fujisawa Rina B+R Choi Jeong Jun 24 Ueno Asami B+R Zhou Hongyu Jun 24 Lu Minquan W+R Li He Jun 24 Li Xiaoxi (2) B+R Heo Seo-hyeon

Round 3 4 games

Jun 22 Heo Seo-hyeon B+R Lu Minquan Jun 22 Li Xiaoxi (2) W+R Fujisawa Rina Jun 22 Zhou Hongyu B+R Choi Jeong Jun 22 Li He B+1.75 Ueno Asami

Round 2 4 games

Jun 21 Fujisawa Rina W+R Zhou Hongyu Jun 21 Choi Jeong W+R Li He Jun 21 Ueno Asami B+R Heo Seo-hyeon Jun 21 Lu Minquan W+0.25 Li Xiaoxi (2)

Round 1 4 games

Jun 20 Heo Seo-hyeon W+R Choi Jeong Jun 20 Lu Minquan W+R Fujisawa Rina Jun 20 Li Xiaoxi (2) W+R Ueno Asami Jun 20 Li He W+R Zhou Hongyu

Japanese qualifier 2 games

May 21 Nyu Eiko W+R Fujisawa Rina May 21 Ueno Asami B+2.5 Ueno Risa

League, Round 7 4 games

Jun 27 Ueno Asami W+R Lu Minquan Jun 27 Li He B+R Fujisawa Rina Jun 27 Zhou Hongyu B+0.75 Heo Seo-hyeon Jun 27 Choi Jeong W+R Li Xiaoxi (2)

League, Round 6 4 games

Jun 26 Li Xiaoxi (2) W+1.25 Zhou Hongyu Jun 26 Fujisawa Rina W+R Ueno Asami Jun 26 Heo Seo-hyeon B+R Li He Jun 26 Lu Minquan B+1.75 Choi Jeong