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Xu Yuanyuan (;〔(第二届北京市大学生国际象棋团体赛隆重开幕 )〕 born March 8, 1981)〔(中国国际象棋运动员等级分数据库 )〕 is a Chinese WGM-titled chess player. ==Chess career== In October 1997 Xu won the World U16 Girls Chess Championship in Yerevan, and in 2000, also in Yerevan, she won by a large margin (with a score of 11/13—she began with seven consecutive wins until a loss in the 8th round but continued after that quite strongly) the World Junior Girls U-20 Championship. In July 11–21, 2003, Xu won the China Women's National Chess Championship (FIDE Zone 3.3 qualifier) held in Yongchuan District, Chongqing, with a final score of 6.5/9.〔(Look Up (Finger) Player ChinaWomen2003 )〕〔(THE WEEK IN CHESS 455 ) 28 July 2003 by Mark Crowther〕〔(FIDE Period: October 2003 ) Xu, Yuanyuan〕 In November 2003, Xu won the Chinese Women's Individual Chess Championship in Shan Wei with a final score of 8.5/11.〔(FIDE Period: January 2004 ) Xu, Yuanyuan〕 In April–May 2004, she came joint third in the Chinese Women's Team Chess Championship in Jinan City.〔(FIDE Period: July 2004 ) Xu, Yuanyuan〕 She used to be the No. 1 ranked girl chess player in the world on the January 2001 Top 20 Girls FIDE rating list.〔(FIDE Archive: Top 20 Girls January 2001 )〕 Her highest position on the Top 50 Women FIDE rating list was 25th (also on January 2001).〔(FIDE World Top Chess Player: Xu Yuanyuan )〕 Xu Yuanyuan is an official representative of Aigo. "Aigo Chess" is a chess variant created in 2004 by the president of the company.〔(AIGO chess )〕 The idea consisted of introducing a piece from Chinese chess called "cannon" into the chess game.〔(Almira Skripchenko – cannons on the chessboard )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Xu Yuanyuan」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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