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1990 First Yinli Cup Xiangqi Championship Tournament Overview Welcome to an interactive collection of classical Xiangqi games from one of the most prestigious tournaments in Chinese Chess history - the inaugural Yinli Cup Championship (银荔杯象棋争霸赛) of 1990. This tournament marked the beginning of what would become a significant annual event in professional Xiangqi, running from 1990 to 2005. Historical Significance The Yinli Cup quickly established itself as a major force in professional Xiangqi, rivaling the renowned Five Rams Cup in prestige and competition quality. What set this tournament apart was its unique selection criteria - while the Five Rams Cup primarily focused on past National Champions, the Yinli Cup invited players based on their current year's performance, ensuring dynamic and contemporary competition. With an impressive prize pool of 150,000 RMB for the champion, the tournament attracted the finest talents in Chinese Chess. Participation was exclusive to Division A players and the top nine women's Xiangqi masters, ensuring matches of the highest caliber. Tournament Structure This collection features games from five intense rounds of competition, showcasing the strategic depth and tactical brilliance of elite Xiangqi masters. Each game represents a crucial moment in this historic tournament. Interactive Features Experience these classical games through our feature-rich interactive board: Multi-language Support: Navigate seamlessly in English, Chinese, or Vietnamese Flexible Board Sizes: Choose from four convenient viewing options: Small - Perfect for quick analysis Medium - Standard viewing experience Large - Detailed examination Extra Large - Immersive study Customizable Themes: Multiple GUI variants to suit your preference and viewing comfort Immerse yourself in these historical matches that marked the beginning of a new era in professional Xiangqi. Whether you're a serious student of the game or an enthusiast of Chinese Chess history, this collection offers valuable insights into high-level Xiangqi strategy and tactics.