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	10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 10. (11/29/2008)

In the game 10 and final game of the phase 2 of the 10th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on 11/29, Takao Shinji 9p, the chief commander of Japanese team, defeated Kang Doonyoon 8p of Korea and stopped the latter's five-game winning streak. So far, both China and Korea have two players left, Japan has only one player left, the final phase of this ring contest will be held on 2/17-2/20 in Shanghai, China.

	10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 9. (11/28/2008)

In the game 9 of the 10th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on 11/28, Kang Doonyoon 8p of Korea defeated Qiu Jun 8p of China by resignation, so far Kang Doonyoon has achieved five consecutive victories. Tomorrow in the game 10 and the last game of this phase, last Japanese player Takao Shinji will challenge Kang Doonyoon.

	10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 8. (11/27/2008)

The game 8 of the 10th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest was held on 11/27, as a result Kang Doonyoon 8p of Korea defeated Hane Naoki 9p by resignation and easily won four straight games. Tomorrow one Chinese player will challenge Kang Doonyoon.

	10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 7. (11/26/2008)

In the game 7 of the 10th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on 11/26, Kang Doonyoon 8p of Korea defeated Piao Wenyao 5p of China by resignation, so far Kang Doonyoon has achieved three consecutive victories and obtained the three-consecutive-win prize of 10 million South Korean Won. Tomorrow in the game 8 one Japanese player, most likely Hane Naoki 9p, will challenge Kang Doonyoon.

	10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 6. (11/25/2008)

The game 6 of the 10th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest was held on 11/25, as a result Kang Doonyoon 8p of Korea defeated Yamada Kimio 9p of Japan by resignation and won two straight games. Tomorrow in the game 7, one Chinese player, most likely Piao Wenyao 5p, will challenge Kang Doonyoon.

	10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 5. (11/24/2008)

The second phase of the 10th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest starts to play on 11/24. In the game 5, Kang Doonyoon 8p of Korea defeated Chinese vanguard Tuo Jiaxi 3p by 1.5 points and stopped the latter's four-game winning streak. Tomorrow on 11/25, the game 6 will continue, one Japanese player will challenge Kang Doonyoon.

	7th Jeongganjang Cup Game 4. (11/15/2008)

In the game 4 of 7th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on 11/15, Song Ronghui 1p of China defeated Mannami Kana 4p of Japan by resignation and won four straight games. So far, the phase one of this event comes to an end in Beijing, China. Chinese team's perfect score of 4:0 to start the ring contest in 10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest appears again. The phase two of this tournament will be taken place next year from 1/11 to 1/16 in Seoul, Korea.

	7th Jeongganjang Cup Game 3. (11/14/2008)

The game 3 of 7th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest continues on 11/14, Song Ronghui 1p of China defeated Lee Hajin 3p of Korea by 4.5 points and achieved three straight wins. Song Ronghui wins the prize of three consecutive victories, one box of Corea horst which is worth 1,600,000 South Korean Won. Tomorrow (11/15) the game 4 and the final game of the phase one will be held, Song Ronghui will face one Japanese player.

	7th Jeongganjang Cup Game 2. (11/13/2008)

In the game 2 of 7th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on 11/13, Song Ronghui 1p of China easily defeated Kato Keiko 6p of Japan by resignation with just 172 moves and won two straight games. Tomorrow Song Ronghui will go for three-game winning streak's prize, one Korean player will challenge her.

	7th Jeongganjang Cup Game 1. (11/12/2008)

The CJK 7th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest started to play on 11/12 in Beijing, China. In the game 1, Chinese vanguard Song Ronghui 1p defeated Korean vanguard Lee Tahye 3p by 5.5 points. Tomorrow on 11/13, Song Ronghui will face the challenge of Japanese vanguard.

	10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 4. (10/24/2008)

The game 4 (the last game of phase 1) of the 10th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest was taken place on 10/24, as a result Tuo Jiaxi 3p of China defeated Kono Rin 9p of Japan and extended his winning streak to four games. So far the phase one of this event comes to an end in Beijing, China and Chinese team achieves a perfect opening. The second phase (game 5 to 10) will be held from 11/24 to 11/29 in Busan, Korea.

	10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 3. (10/23/2008)

In the game 3 of the 10th CJK Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on 10/23, Tuo Jiaxi 3p took White and defeated Yun Junsang 7p by 4.5 points. Therefore, Tuo Jiaxi already has won three straight games in this event and three-consecutive-win prize of 10 million South Korean Won. Tomorrow in the game 4 and the last game of the phase one, Tuo Jiaxi 3p will face the challenge from one of Japanese players.

	10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 2. (10/22/2008)

The game 2 of 10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest continues on 10/22, Chinese vanguard Tuo Jiaxi 3p defeated Yamashita Keigo 9p by 4.5 points and won two straight games. Tomorrow Tuo Jiaxi 3p will face the challenge from one of Korean players.

	10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest Game 1. (10/21/2008)

The 10th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest starts to play on 10/21. In the game 1, Tuo Jiaxi 3p of China defeated Heo Youngho 6p of Korea, Chinese team won the first game of this event. The game 2 will be held tomorrow, one Japanese player will challenge Tuo Jiaxi.

	Gu Li: 21st Fujitsu Cup Champion. (7/7/2008)

On 7/7, Gu Li 9p (age 25) defeated Lee Changho 9p (age 32) by resignation in the final of the 21st Fujitsu Cup and won the champion, Gu Li also becomes the first non-Korean player who won three world champions. In the 3rd-4th place final, Chang Hao 9p beat Liu Xing 7p by resignation. The champion and runner-up prize are 15 million and 5 million Yen respectively.

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	6th Jeongganjang Cup Final. (4/3/2008)

The game 13 of the 6th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest was held on 4/3, Lee Minjin 5p defeated Rui Naiwei 9p by 7.5 points and again helped Korean team to win the champion with three consecutive wins. So far, this contest came to an end, both Chinese team and Japanese just won three games each, Korean team won total seven games. Korean chief commander Park JiEun 9p didn't get to play and Korean team successfully defended their champion. The game rules are one hour each side in regular time and three times 40-second overtime. The champion and runner-up prize are 75 million and 15 million South Korean Won respectively.

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	6th Jeongganjang Cup Game 9. (3/6/2008)

The game 9 of the 6th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest was held on 3/6, as a result Tang Yi 2p of China defeated Lee Hajin 3p of Korea by 7.5 points. The game 10 (the last game of this phase) will continue on 3/7, Yashiro Kumiko 5p of Japan will challenge Tang Yi 2p.

	6th Jeongganjang Cup Game 8. (3/5/2008)

In the game 8 of the 6th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on 3/5, Lee Hajin 2p of Korea beat Mannami Kana 4p of Japan and achieved two straight wins. The game 9 will continue on 3/6, Chinese player Tang Yi 2p will challenge Lee Hajin.

	6th Jeongganjang Cup Game 7. (3/4/2008)

The game 7 of the 6th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest continues on 3/4, Lee Hajin 2p of Korea defeated Fan Weijing 2p of China by resignation. So far, only two Chinese players are left in this contest, and both Korea and Japan still have 3 players. The game 8 will be held on 3/5, one Japanese player will challenge Lee Hajin.

	6th Jeongganjang Cup Game 5. (3/2/2008)

The second phase of the 6th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest starts to play on 3/2. In the game 5, Aoki Kikuyo 8p of Japan defeated Kim Sesil 2p of Korea by 2.5 points and achieved three straight wins in this event so far. The champion team prize is 75 million South Korean Won. The game 6 will continue on 3/3, one Chinese player will challenge Aoki Kikuyo.