China’s ranking: Lin Xizhen’s world 15 unchanged He Mui rising slightly
He Mumini
On January 10, Beijing time, mainland Chinese players were resting in the last week. Its world ranking changes are mainly due to the relationship between the world ranking calculation formula. Let ’s take a look at the top ten players.The world rankings of chess and Liu Yan have risen slightly:
1. Lin Xizhen, 15th
2. Lu Wanyao, 125-bit (-1, ↓)
3. Shi Yuting, 149 -bit
4. Yin Ruoning, 153 digits (-1, ↓)
5. Liu Yu, 161
6. He Mu Ni, 238 -bit (+2, ↑)
7. Liu Ruixin, 242-bit (-1, ↓)
8. Yin Xiaowen, 263 digits (-1, ↓)
9. Zeng Liqi, 274 -bit (+1, ↑)
10. Liu Yan, 325 -bit (+5, ↑)
Let’s take a look at other players:
Sun Jiaze, 391st
Zhang Yahui (amateur), 426 -bit (+1, ↑)
Zhang Weifei, 437-bit (-1, ↓)
Sui Xiang, 460 -bit (+1, ↑)
Zhao Zhimeng, 489th
Pan Yanhong, 510 bits
Antong, 529 -bit
Liu Wenbo, 558-bit (-8, ↓)
Ren Yan, 594 -bit (+6, ↑)
Cai Danlin, 600 -bit (+1, ↑)
Feng Simin, 652-bit (-9, ↓)
Li Dongmei, 666-bit (-1, ↓)
Liu Yiyi, 673 digits (+1, ↑)
Yan Panpan, 684 -bit
Zhang Yunjie, 690-bit (-5, ↓)
Zhang Yan, 697-bit (-3, ↓)
Xue Zixuan, 724-bit (-1, ↓)
Ni Zixin (amateur), 733 digits (-3, ↓)
Fan Shuangshuang, 754 -bit
Yan Jing, 757-bit (-6, ↓)
Shi Yuli, 761-bit (-3, ↓)
Wang Xinying, 802-bit (-7, ↓)
