Xiangqi at the 2009 Asian Indoor Games

Xiangqi
Xiangqi
Xiangqi is a two-player Chinese board game in the same family as Western chess, chaturanga, shogi, Indian chess and janggi. The present-day form of Xiangqi originated in China and is therefore commonly called Chinese chess in English. Xiangqi is one of the most popular board games in China...

at the 2009 Asian Indoor Games
2009 Asian Indoor Games
The 3rd Asian Indoor Games were held in Vietnam on 30 October – 8 November, 2009.-Emblem:The logo is the logical, scientific and proper combination of the features, both strong and flexible, of the typical motifs of sports games in Vietnam like the torch, the lotus and the symbol of the...

was held in Vietnam

Vietnam

Vietnam – sometimes spelled Viet Nam , officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam – is the easternmost country on the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia. It is bordered by China to the north, Laos to the northwest, Cambodia to the southwest, and the South China Sea –...

from 3 November to 7 November 2009. All events held in Ha Long Pearl Hotel.

Medal table

1	2	1	0	3
2	0	1	0	1
3	0	0	2	2
Total	2	2	2	6

Medalists

Men's individual rapid
Men's team standard	Xu Yinchuan Xu Yinchuan Xu Yinchuan is currently considered to be one of the world's best players in Xiangqi, or Chinese chess.Xu was born in Huilai, Guangdong Province, China, in August 1975... Wang Bin Xie Jing Shen Peng	Nguyen Thanh Bao Lai Ly Huynh Nguyen Tran Do Ninh Nguyen Vu Quan	Chan Chun Kit Chiu Yu Kuen Leung Tat Man Wong Chi Keung
Women's individual rapid	Event cancelled
Women's team standard	Event cancelled

Men's individual rapid

November 6–7

Rank	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	MP	GP	BH Buchholz system The Buchholz system is a ranking system in chess developed by Bruno Buchholz in 1932 in order to determine ranks in a Swiss system tournament where players have the same score...
	VIE1 1–1	JPN2 2–0	SIN1 1–1	MAC1 1½–½	HKG2 1½–½	CHN2 1–1	VIE2 2–0	5.5	10
	VIE2 1½–½	SIN1 1–1	VIE1 1–1	MAC2 2–0	HKG1 1½–½	CHN1 1–1	HKG2 1½–½	5.5	9.5
	JPN1 2–0	HKG2 1½–½	MAC1 1½–½	SIN1 1–1	CHN2 ½–1½	VIE1 1–1	MAC2 2–0	5	9.5
4	CHN1 1–1	VIE2 1–1	CHN2 1–1	CAM1 2–0	SIN1 1–1	HKG1 1–1	SIN2 1½–½	4.5	8.5
5	CHN2 ½–1½	VIE1 1–1	SIN2 1–1	CAM2 2–0	MAC1 2–0	SIN1 1½–½	CHN1 0–2	4	8	28 55.5
6	CAM2 2–0	CHN2 1–1	CHN1 1–1	HKG1 1–1	VIE1 1–1	VIE2 ½–1½	JPN1 1½–½	4	8	28 54
7	SIN2 2–0	CAM1 1½–½	HKG1 ½–1½	CHN1 ½–1½	VIE2 0–2	CAM2 1½–½	JPN2 2–0	4	8	22.5
8	MAC2 2–0	HKG1 ½–1½	CAM1 1–1	JPN1 2–0	CHN1 ½–1½	SIN2 1½–½	CHN2 ½–1½	3.5	8
9	JPN2 2–0	MAC1 ½–1½	HKG2 1–1	VIE1 0–2	MAC2 1–1	JPN1 1–1	CAM2 2–0	3.5	7.5
10	HKG2 0–2	SIN2 1½–½	CAM2 1½–½	CHN2 0–2	CAM1 1–1	JPN2 2–0	HKG1 0–2	3.5	6
11	MAC1 0–2	MAC2 ½–1½	VIE2 1–1	JPN2 2–0	JPN1 2–0	HKG2 ½–1½	VIE1 ½–1½	2.5	6.5
12	SIN1 0–2	JPN1 2–0	MAC2 ½–1½	VIE2 0–2	JPN2 2–0	MAC1 ½–1½	CAM1 0–2	2	5
13	HKG1 0–2	CAM2 0–2	JPN2 2–0	HKG2 0–2	SIN2 0–2	CAM1 1–1	SIN1 ½–1½	1.5	3.5
14	CAM1 0–2	CHN1 0–2	JPN1 0–2	SIN2 0–2	CAM2 0–2	MAC2 0–2	MAC1 0–2	0	0

Men's team standard

November 3–5

EWLINE

Rank	Pld	W	L	MP	GP
	5	5	0	5	12
	5	4	1	4	12
	5	3	2	3	10
4	5	2	3	2	6
5	5	1	4	1	3.5
6	5	0	5	0	1.5

EWLINE

\|CHN	\|JPN	\|VIE
	½–2½	0–3	2–1	1–2	0–3
2½–½		2–1	2½–½	2½–½	2½–½
3–0	1–2		3–0	3–0	0–3
1–2	½–2½	0–3		0–3	0–3
2–1	½–2½	0–3	3–0		½–2½
3–0	½–2½	3–0	2½–½	3–0

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