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Liu Shilan Liu Shilan, Luzern 1982 Full name Liu Shilan Country  China Born January 24, 1962 (1962-01-24) (age 48) China Title Woman Grandmaster (WGM) FIDE rating 2249 (inactive) Peak rating 2260 (July 1990) This is a Chinese name; the family name is Liu. Liu Shilan (Chinese: 刘适兰; born January 24, 1962)[1] is a Chinese female chess player who holds the WGM title, which she received in 1982. She was nine-times China National Women's Champion (1979-81, 1983-6). In 1982, Liu came third at the World Chess Championship Interzonal Tournament in Tbilisi with a final score of 9/14.[2] In 1983, she qualified for the Candidates Tournament in Velden,[3] but lost in the quarterfinals to Nana Ioseliani 6-3 (+1, =4, -4).[4] Later, she competed in two further Interzonal Tournaments (1985 Zeleznovodsk, finishing 14th with 4½/15[5]; and 1987 Tuzla, finishing 10th with 8½/17.[6]) Liu competed for the China women's national chess team; five times at the Chess Olympiads (1980-1988) with an overall record of 68 total games played (+25, =27 , -16).[7] She had the second best Rating Performance and won a bronze medal for first board at the 27th Chess Olympiad in Dubai, 1986.[8] She reached her highest FIDE rating of 2260 in July 1990.[9] See also Chess in China References ^ 中国国际象棋运动员等级分数据库 ^ 1982 Tbilisi Interzonal Tournament ^ Chessville - Interviews - 20 Questions with András Adorján ^ 1983-84 Candidates Matches ^ 1985 Zeleznovodsk Interzonal Tournament ^ 1987 Tuzla Interzonal Tournament ^ OlimpBase :: Women's Chess Olympiads :: Liu Shilan ^ OlimpBase :: 27th Chess Olympiad (women), Dubai 1986, information ^ Ergebnis von Eloabfrage: Liu, Shilan External links FIDE rating card for Liu, Shilan FIDE Chess Player card - Individual Calculations Liu Shilan player profile at ChessGames.com Preceded by None Women's Chinese Chess Champion 1979, 1980, 1981 Succeeded by Zhao Lan Preceded by Zhao Lan Women's Chinese Chess Champion 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986 Succeeded by Peng Zhaoqin v • d • e Chess in China Governing bodies Chinese Chess Association | China Qiyuan | All-China Sports Federation | General Administration of Sport Competitions Pearl Spring Tournament | Shanghai Masters Final | National League | National Team Results | National Championships | Continental Championships | Olympiads | World Mind Sports Games | National Mind Sports Games | Zhejiang Lishui Xingqiu Open Grandmasters (in chronological order) Ye Rongguang* | Xie Jun* | Ye Jiangchuan* | Xu Jun | Wang Zili* | Peng Xiaomin | Liang Jinrong* | Wu Shaobin** | Zhang Zhong** | Bu Xiangzhi | Wu Wenjin* | Zhang Pengxiang | Zhu Chen** | Li Shilong | Ni Hua | Liang Chong* | Yu Shaoteng | Wang Yue | Zhao Jun | Wang Hao | Zhou Jianchao | Xu Yuhua | Li Chao | Zhao Xue | Wen Yang | Zhou Weiqi | Hou Yifan | Wang Rui | Yu Yangyi | Ding Liren | *=inactive, **=former FIDE Top 100 Country List