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The Chinese Billiards International Grand Prix concluded successfully in Yushan.

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2026-01-30

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  On the evening of August 22, the 2023 CBSA Chinese Billiards International Professional League “Huaiyushan Tourism” International Grand Prix in Yushan, Shangrao, Jiangxi, China, came to a successful close. Chinese players Zheng Yubo and Zhang Taiyi claimed first and second place, respectively.

  The Chinese Billiards International Grand Prix kicked off on June 30, featuring a nationwide qualifying series consisting of 10 stops. The Yushan qualifier will take place from August 8 to 13, with the main tournament scheduled for August 15 to 22.

  Over the past 15 days and nights, billiards players from around the globe—spanning differences in ethnicity, culture, and skin color—gathered in Yushan to compete on the same table, forging friendships through the sport and chasing their dreams with every stroke. In the spirit of striving and surpassing themselves, they showcased the allure of athletics, while passion and shared aspirations nurtured deep bonds of camaraderie. During the event, Yushan capitalized on the spotlight generated by the tournament, hosting a “Chinese Billiards Night” each evening for ten consecutive days. Energetic electronic music, captivating stage performances, diverse entertainment, and an array of delectable cuisine enlivened the nighttime economy, boosting Yushan’s popularity and adding vibrant color to its billiards scene—further enhancing the city’s reputation as the “World Billiards Capital.” The successful staging of this tournament has elevated Yushan’s visibility, prestige, and influence, paving the way for high‑quality, leapfrog economic and social development.

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