2020 China Women's Go League (Division B) — USE Taiwan Women's Team Update
The 2020 China Women's Weiqi League (Division B) features a total of 16 participating teams. The competition adopts a seven-round Swiss-system format with fixed player assignments, with the top two teams earning promotion to Division A in the following year. The tournament began on November 14 and runs through November 21. Sponsored by USE Electronics Co., Ltd., the USE Taiwan Women's Team is represented by Yu Li-Chun, Yang Tzu-Hsuan, and Pai Hsin-Hui, competing on behalf of Taiwan. As of November 17, the team holds a current record of 2 wins and 2 losses. Stay tuned for more exciting matches, and join us in supporting the USE Electronics Taiwan Women's Team.
Group Photo (from right to left): Director Lin Min-Hao of the Haifong Go Academy, Yang Tzu-Hsuan, Yu Li-Chun, Bai Xin-Hui, Chairperson Junko Kato of USE Electronics
USE Taiwan Women's Team – Player Profiles
- 2013: National Games – Women's Team Gold Medal
- 2014: Runner-up, 4th Yude Cup Women's Meijin Tournament
- 2015–2019: Chinese Taipei Professional Go Association Rising Star Team Member
- 2016: Champion, 6th Yude Cup Women's Meijin Tournament
- 2017: Runner-up, 3rd Women's Strongest Tournament
- 2018: Champion, 4th Women's Strongest Tournament
- 2019: Champion, 6th Jeollanam-do Guksu Mountains Cup World Mixed Doubles (with Wang Li-Cheng, 9-dan)
- 2020: Champion, 6th Synmosa Cup Women's Strongest Tournament
- 2016: Runner-up, 2nd Women's Strongest Tournament; Runner-up, 6th Yude Cup Women's Meijin Tournament
- 2017: Runner-up, 7th Yude Cup Women's Meijin Tournament
- 2017–2020: Chinese Taipei Professional Go Association Rising Star Team Member
- 2018: Runner-up, 1st Omori Cup Women's Professional Meijin Tournament; Team 3rd Place, 5th Fuyin Cup International Rising Star Team Tournament
- 2019: Runner-up, 5th Women's Strongest Tournament
- 2020: Champion, 3rd Omori Cup Women's Professional Meijin Tournament
- 2018: 3rd Place, 1st Omori Cup Women's Professional Meijin Tournament; Runner-up, 4th Women's Strongest Tournament
- 2018–2020: Chinese Taipei Professional Go Association Rising Star Team Member
- 2019: Champion, Jiuhua Shan Ksitigarbha Temple Women's Elite Tournament; Runner-up, IMSA World Masters Mixed Doubles (with Lin Li-Hsiang, 7-dan)
- 2020: Runner-up, 3rd Omori Cup Women's Professional Meijin Tournament
