Xu Yuhua is a Chinese chess player who was the women’s world champion (2006–08). In 1998 Xu won the Fédération Internationale des Échecs (FIDE) Asian Women’s Chess Championship, held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, which earned her the Woman Grandmaster (WGM) title.

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许昱华，1976年出生于浙江金华，国际象棋特级大师。 6岁学棋，12岁进入浙江省队。 1989年进入国家集训队。 1992年获国家大师，1993年在天津获得分区赛冠军，并获国际大师称号。 许昱华是 国家体育总局 体育荣誉奖获得者、浙江省十佳运动员，毕业于 北京大学 法律系。 [1] 现任国家体育总局棋牌运动管理中心国际象棋部副主任、中国国际象棋协会副主席、秘书长。 [7-8] 6岁 …

After winning her first game and drawing the second, Chinese WGM Xu Yuhua today took the title at the Women's World Chess Championship by defeating her opponent, IM Alisa Galliamova of Russia, with the black pieces.

Xu Yuhua presented the match details, after which Victor Bologan expressed FIDE’s gratitude to the organizers and emphasized the event’s significance, describing it as a “Celebration of Chess and China.” The floor was then opened to journalists for questions. Soon after, the stars of the event; Ju Wenjun and Tan Zhongyi, arrived. ...

Xu Yuhua presented the match details, after which Victor Bologan expressed FIDE's gratitude to the organizers and emphasized the event's significance, describing it as a "celebration of Chess and China". The floor was then opened to journalists for questions. Soon after, the stars of the event, Ju Wenjun and Tan Zhongyi, arrived.

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Xu Yuhua (en chino simplificado: 许昱华, en chino tradicional: 许昱华, en pinyin: Xǔ Yùhua; nacida el 29 de octubre de 1976 en Jinhua, Zhejiang) [1] es una Gran Maestro Femenino de ajedrez china, ex-Campeona del mundo (2006-2008). Fue la tercera campeona mundial de ajedrez china, después de sus compatriotas Xie Jun y Zhu Chen.

2023年7月4日 · Xu Yuhua, the third Chinese player to claim the Women's World Chess Championship after Xie Jun and Zhu Chen, secured her title on March 25, 2006. She won the Women's World Chess Championship knockout tournament held in Ekaterinburg, Russia, besting Russian International Master Alisa Galliamova in the final round with a score of 2½–½ in a ...

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