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Jun Xie vs Maia Chiburdanidze
Manila Wch-Woman Manila (1991), 3, rd 3
Spanish Game: Closed Variations. Closed Defense (C96)  ·  1-0

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Nov-26-08  Ladolcevita: XieJun,I hope you can learn from Chiburdanidze and come back the chess world to push the china women chess forward.
Jul-18-10  arnakor: 30.Qxe6+ (or Bxe6+) with mate in 2 is not bad either I guess :)
May-23-14  ghardy1988: In a chess textbook, the Elements of Chess (Guoji Xiangqi Rumen), written by a chinese coach, this game was analyzed and praised as an example for marvelous planning. Also it is said by Mr Xu, the same writer of the book, that15 b2-b4 is a Theoretical Novelty, found by Xie's coaches Ye and Qi. But he also admits Black's position is playable after all were she not to play 23... g6?.

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