Li He

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Li He (李赫)

Li He (李赫 Lǐ Hè, b. 1992), Chinese female professional 5 dan.

She first qualified as a professional 1 dan in 2005. She was promoted to 2 dan 2009-07-29, 3 dan 2010-07-30 and 5 dan after winning the 3rd Qionglong Cup (2012-11-03]. As of 2023-12-22, Li He is the [ext] #10 ranked female in the world and #4 female in China.

Winner of 2nd Bailing? in 2007; winner of FemaleXinrenWang and 4th Qijiuan (or Women's Weiqi Tournament) in 2008; winner of 4th FemaleXinrenWang in 2010.

In 2011 she won the 2nd Huang Longshi (Women's Mingren) and, for the third time, the 5th FemaleXinrenWang.

In 2012 she won the 3rd Qionglong Cup, beating Rui Naiwei in the final game.

Winner of the gold medal in the female team tournament at the 2023 Asian Games

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Head-to-head scores against current female rivals

(Based on [ext] Li He, Go Ratings and game list), as of 22 Dec 2023

Choi Jung, 9p, current Korean and World #1 female: 6–6
Yu Zhiying, 8p, #2 female in world, #1 female in China: 6–12
Kim Eunji, 9p, #3 female and #1 female teenager in world, #2 female in South Korea: 0–0
Zhou Hongyu, 7p, #4 female in world, #2 female in China: 3–7
Ueno Asami, 5p, #5 female in world, #1 female in Japan: 1–2
Lu Minquan, 6p, #6 female in world, #3 female in China: 6–9
O Yujin, 9p, #7 female in world, #3 female in South Korea: 2–7
Fujisawa Rina, 7p, #8 female in world, #2 female in Japan: 4–2
Kim Chaeyeong, 8p, #9 female in world, #4 female in South Korea: 2–3
Wu Yiming, 4p, #11 female and #2 female teenager in world, #5 female in China: 2–3
Tang Jiawen, 5p, #12 female in world, and #6 female in China: 3–6
Cho Hyeyeon, 9p, #19 female in world, once #1 and many years #2 female in world: 0–1
Rui Naiwei, 9p, #20 female in world, many years #1 female in world: 9–11
Ueno Risa, 2p, #21 female and #3 female teenager in world, #3 female in Japan: 0–0
Kim Hye-min, 9p, #25 female in the world, #8 female player in Korea: 1–0
Kim Dayoung, 5p, Kim Chaeyeong's younger sister, #27 ranked female in the world and #9 female in Korea: 11–1
Nakamura Sumire, 3p, #28 ranked female and #4 female teenager in the world, #4 ranked female in Japan: 1–0
Xie Yimin, 7p, #30 ranked female in the world, #5 ranked female in Japan (#1 for many years): 4–2
Joanne Missingham aka Hei Jiajia, 7p, #39 female in world, #1 ranked female player in Taiwan: 7–2