Wang Chenxing

Wang Chenxing (王晨星, Wáng Chénxīng, b. 15 July 1991, Fushun City, Liaoning Province) is a Chinese, female professional 5-dan. In 2012, she was promoted to 5-dan after eight wins in the international 2nd Huang Longshi Shuang Deng Cup.

According to the Rating list, 2024-11-26, Wang Chenxing is the #15 ranked female and #338 overall in the world, and 8th ranked female in China.

Member of the Chinese team in the 8th Cheongkwanjang Cup in 2009 (3 wins, 1 loss).

Personal life

In October 2016, Wang Chenxing married Liu Xing 7p, with Nie Weiping as a witness. Both of their given names have the same character 星 (xīng) meaning “star” (the 晨 Chén character in her given name is a literary word for early morning). Their son was born in 2017. Wang sometimes takes their son to competition venues.

Rank Promotion

• 2006: 1-dan^[1]
• 2009: 2-dan
• 2012: 5-dan

Titles

• 2008: 28th Women's National Go Individual
• 2010: 4th Female National Sports Meeting
• 2012: 31st National Women Individual
• 2012: 10th Jianqiao Cup (d. Rui Naiwei 2–1)
• 2013: 4th Qionglong (d. Yu Zhiying)
• 2018: 16th Jianqiao Cup (d. Cai Bihan 2–0)

Runners-up

• 2010: 4th Female Xinren Wang
• 2013: 11th Jianqiao Cup (l. Rui Naiwei 0–2)
• 2016: 7th Qionglong Cup (l. O Yujin)
• 2017: 8th Qionglong Cup (l. Choi Jung)
• 2019: 2nd Wu Qingyuan Cup (l. Choi Jung 0–2)
• 2022: 5th Wu Qingyuan Cup (l. O Yujin 0–2)
• 2023: 19th Jianqiao Cup (l. Li He 0–2)

Head-to-head scores against current female rivals

(Based on Wang Chenxing, Go Ratings and game list), as of 5 Jan 2025

• Choi Jung, 9p, current Korean and World #1 female: 2–9
• Kim Eunji, 8p, #2 female and #1 female teenager in world, #2 female in South Korea: 0–0
• Zhou Hongyu, 7p, #3 female in world, #1 female in China: 6–8
• Yu Zhiying, 8p, #4 female in world, #2 female in China: 5–9
• Ueno Asami, 6p, #5 female in world, #1 female in Japan: 1–0
• Lu Minquan, 6p, #6 female in world, #3 female in China: 4–5
• O Yujin, 9p, #7 female in world, #3 female in South Korea: 6–10
• Fujisawa Rina, 7p, #8 female in world, #2 female in Japan: 4–4
• Kim Chaeyeong, 9p, #9 female in world, #4 female in South Korea: 4–2
• Li He, 6p, #10 female in world, #4 female in China: 7–11
• Wu Yiming, 6p, #11 female and #2 female teenager in world, and #5 female in China: 5–5
• Cho Seunga, 7p, #12 ranked female player and #304 overall, and #5 ranked player in Korea: 3–0
• Tang Jiawen, 6p, #13 female in world, and #6 female in China: 2–4
• Luo Chuyue, 5p, #15 ranked female, and 8th ranked female in China: 1–2
• Gao Xing, 5p, #18 female in world, #9 in China: 7–0
• Cho Hyeyeon, 9p, #19 female in world, once #1 and many years #2 female in world: 0–0
• Rui Naiwei, 9p, #20 female in world, many years #1 female in world: 10–10
• Ueno Risa, 3p, #21 female and #4 female teenager in world, #4 female in Japan: 0–0
• Kim Hye-min, 9p, #25 female in the world, #8 female player in Korea: 4–2
• Kim Dayoung, 5p, Kim Chaeyeong's younger sister, #27 ranked female in the world and #9 female in Korea: 0–0
• Nakamura Sumire, 4p, #14 ranked female and #3 ranked female teenager in the world, #3 ranked female in Japan, #5 ranked female in Korea: 1–0
• Xie Yimin, 7p, #30 ranked female in the world, #5 ranked female in Japan (#1 for many years): 4–2
• Suzuki Ayumi, 7p, #7 female in Japan, #33 in world, twice Female Strongest, once Female Kisei: 1–0
• Joanne Missingham aka Hei Jiajia, 7p, #39 female in world, #1 ranked female player in Taiwan: 5–1
• Pak Chi-eun, 9p, #68 in world (formerly #3 for 4 years), #23 in Korea (formerly #1): 3–3
• Mukai Chiaki, 6p, #46 ranked female and #500 overall in the world, #8 female in Japan, once Female Honinbo: 2–4

Links

• Chinese Wikipedia
• Go4Go
• Go Ratings and Games

Pictures

Wedding photo, Wang Chenxing and Liu Xing 2016-10-05 (Image credit: kknews.cc)

Wang Chenxing playing Go, 2023 (Image credit: foxwq)

Wang Chenxing Wu Qingyuan Cup, 2021 (Image credit: foxwq)

Notes

^[1] Exact date: 2006-07-24